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{{headerbox}}'''PROPOSAL:''' People Counter would track how many people are in the space for occupancy safety monitoring. | {{headerbox}}'''PROPOSAL:''' People Counter would track how many people are in the space for occupancy safety monitoring. | ||
*'''DOERS:''' [[User:Culteejen]] | *'''DOERS:''' [[User:Culteejen]], [[User:CRImier]] | ||
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==Culteejen Proposal== | |||
Proposal for y'all: | |||
*As mentioned before, I wanted to create an app that can show people if / how many people in the space. I whipped up the server side stuff tonight (I tested it on my bot channel) to demonstrate what it would look like. | |||
*I'm thinking there would be something like a button you would press at the space to increment / decrement the number, and it would update the number on the server | |||
*[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/720514857094348843/928871222073245776/unknown.png screenshot prototype] | |||
==CRImier Proposal== | |||
*It's an entry panel kiosk, with a quick (and, hopefully, intuitive) workflow to answer "entering/leaving, how many people, for how long, which rooms" questions | |||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j_pyLVx2Rc Demo video] | |||
*Uses a few custom PCBs, the pads are captouch (the heart board is a TTP229 breakout), designed to be easy to source and assemble independently | |||
*It runs on ESP8266/32, MicroPython firmware is complete for everything except the actual "send data somewhere" part because I never defined the API I'd be interacting with. | |||
*The firmware reads buttons and processes them according to the planned UX flow, and has quite a few nifty features for usability. Also, designed to collect anonymous data, of course | |||
*The panel design is A4-sized and designed for 3mm lasercut wood, so, should be easily cuttable on a K40. The touch pads have 2mm acrylic spacers in front of them - also easily lasercuttable! | |||
*So if such a workflow would help you, I can publish the non-yet-published design files, and mail the assembled&tested custom PCBs I have if that'd be helpful | |||
*I've designed this to be useful for other hackerspaces, it's just that I've never gotten to actually getting my shit together and publishing it all | |||
*[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/720514857094348843/928874916747554827/photo5962911158593763345.jpg Lasercut button box prototype picture] | |||
*[https://cdn.hackaday.io/images//3109751641678761591.jpg Box internals picture - with a random ESP32 devboard] | |||
*[https://github.com/CRImier/SaferSpaceEntryPanel/blob/master/main.py MicroPython code for an ESP8266/32 controller] | |||
*[https://github.com/CRImier/MyKiCad/tree/master/Fluff/touch_pcb_24mm Touch electrode PCB design] - FR4 pieces can be used | |||
*[https://github.com/CRImier/MyKiCad/tree/master/Breakouts/ttp229bsf_breakout TTP229 breakout PCB design] - a generic TTP229 (16-key capacitative touchpad breakout) can be used instead | |||
*[https://github.com/CRImier/MyKiCad/tree/master/ESP8266/esp12_ss_breakout ESP12-based controller PCB design] - a generic ESP8266/32 devboard can be used instead | |||
*Sample JSON output: <pre>{'time': 0, 'locations': [2, 1], 'guests': 2, 'leaving': false}'</pre> | |||
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Culteejen Proposal[edit]
Proposal for y'all:
- As mentioned before, I wanted to create an app that can show people if / how many people in the space. I whipped up the server side stuff tonight (I tested it on my bot channel) to demonstrate what it would look like.
- I'm thinking there would be something like a button you would press at the space to increment / decrement the number, and it would update the number on the server
- screenshot prototype
CRImier Proposal[edit]
- It's an entry panel kiosk, with a quick (and, hopefully, intuitive) workflow to answer "entering/leaving, how many people, for how long, which rooms" questions
- Demo video
- Uses a few custom PCBs, the pads are captouch (the heart board is a TTP229 breakout), designed to be easy to source and assemble independently
- It runs on ESP8266/32, MicroPython firmware is complete for everything except the actual "send data somewhere" part because I never defined the API I'd be interacting with.
- The firmware reads buttons and processes them according to the planned UX flow, and has quite a few nifty features for usability. Also, designed to collect anonymous data, of course
- The panel design is A4-sized and designed for 3mm lasercut wood, so, should be easily cuttable on a K40. The touch pads have 2mm acrylic spacers in front of them - also easily lasercuttable!
- So if such a workflow would help you, I can publish the non-yet-published design files, and mail the assembled&tested custom PCBs I have if that'd be helpful
- I've designed this to be useful for other hackerspaces, it's just that I've never gotten to actually getting my shit together and publishing it all
- Lasercut button box prototype picture
- Box internals picture - with a random ESP32 devboard
- MicroPython code for an ESP8266/32 controller
- Touch electrode PCB design - FR4 pieces can be used
- TTP229 breakout PCB design - a generic TTP229 (16-key capacitative touchpad breakout) can be used instead
- ESP12-based controller PCB design - a generic ESP8266/32 devboard can be used instead
- Sample JSON output:
{'time': 0, 'locations': [2, 1], 'guests': 2, 'leaving': false}'
