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又瑋 賴TanPro-Kit is a new tangible programming tool designed for children aged 5 to 9. It uses an LED pad and programming blocks to allow children to program a maze game by arranging the blocks, which will then play visual and audio animations on the pad according to the programmed sequence. The tool aims to make programming concepts more accessible and engaging for young children in a hands-on way.
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- 1. TanPro-Kit A TANGIBLE PROGRAMMING TOOL FOR CHILDREN 1
- 2. Introduction The LED pad presents visual animations and audible feedback according to the arrangement of blocks with which children make program to play a maze game. This is a new tangible programming tool which was designed for children aged 5 to 9. 2
- 3. LED Pad a b c d a. Stage-control switch b. RFID Identification c. Sensors d. LED Matrix 3
- 4. Programming Blocks a b c a. Infrared Receiver b. Infrared Transmitter c. Wireless Module 4
- 5. HOW TO MAKE? • Maze Game • LED Box • Programming Blocks • Running Stage 5
- 6. RESULT It starts to move along the path which is programmed already. When the spot encounters a sensor cell, it will stop until children trigger the relative sensor. If the spot goes to the end cell of the maze, a check mark composed of green LED lights will appear and another piece of music will ring. 6
- 7. Touchbugs ACTUATED TANGIBLES ON MULTI-TOUCH TABLES 7
- 10. TOUCHBUGS 1.Can movement 2.Touchbugs can sense their own movement and maintain internal state information 3. that the electronics are robust and compact and can be readily enclosed by cases of different shapes and sizes 4. that the integration of Touchbugs with optical multi-touch tables does not require hardware modifications or augmentations to the table. 10
- 11. Sample signal 11
- 12. Deviation from straight path& Diameter of rotation 12
- 14. RESULT Touchbugs is a novel actuated tangible user interfaces framework which can communicate with interactive surfaces. We have characterized Touchbug’s actuation and demonstrated its potential as an affordable yet uniquely expressive interaction device for optical multi-touch tables. 14
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- 為5歲~9歲的孩子製作一款迷宮遊戲 這款迷宮遊戲利用led版去呈現，利用視覺以及聽覺做一個回饋的動作讓孩子從中的提示去完成我們跑了用戶研究，16名兒童 參與其中，這表明TanPro-Kit的是給孩子的吸引力 且易於學習和使用。
- Led板塊控制開關 Rfid偵測 感測器 Led矩陣圖
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- 1.每張地圖的左下都附有rfid的標記，不同的RFID 安裝在不同的地圖標記用於LED箱識別 迷宮地圖，迷宮分兩種等級:入門跟進階 2.利用rfid去控制 led版的燈光路徑，讓孩子們可以通過簡單地把一個水平變化 不同的紙張地圖上的LED指示燈箱 3.各塊的左和右表面附著有磁體與符號的圖形代表“正”和 “負面”，分別兩極。他們的目的是幫助孩子正確連接塊。每個塊具有單片機（SCM），一個紅外發射器和 接收模塊和無線模塊。 4.當孩子完成任務在編程階段，他們需要設置階段控制切換到進入運行階段，它開始沿其路徑移動 已編程。當現場遇到一個sensor，它將停止，直到孩子引發的相關sensor才會繼續進行下去。
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