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==What I'm working on==
 
==What I'm working on==
I joined the Hackspace at the end of May 2013 and interested in almost everything. I know a bit of the graphical programming language Processing, I love making sketched on the phone app while on the tube. I have a cool animation maker I had developed using processing that you can get [https://github.com/nanoBorg88/gif_moire_processing here] but first check out the demo video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHg7f35PrEY&safe=active here]
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I joined the Hackspace at the end of May 2013 and interested in lots of stuff to do with science and electronics.
  
I've made a [https://www.how.do/shrink-arduino-to-attiny HowDo guide] to help get started with ATtiny chips and I would like to make a few things on this chip.
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I know the graphical programming language Processing, I love making sketched on the phone app while on the tube. I have a cool animation maker I had developed using processing that you can get [https://github.com/nanoBorg88/gif_moire_processing here] but first check out the demo video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHg7f35PrEY&safe=active here]
  
 
I attend the [[Not_Just_Arduino|Not Just Arduino]] meetings whenever I can.
 
I attend the [[Not_Just_Arduino|Not Just Arduino]] meetings whenever I can.
I also like to see the interesting things that they have at the [[Music_Hack_Space|Music Hack Space]]. I would like to work on a simple electronic instrument in the future.
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I am a repair volunteer for an organisation called [http://therestartproject.org Restart Project] which I can help people fix their electronics and reduce ewaste.
  
 
==About me==
 
==About me==
 
I studied Materials Science in the University of Oxford and graduated in 2011. I'm currently working at a school in north west London as a lab technician. I think I'm really good at finding out why something isn't working and how to fix it. I love science and constantly learning something new. My brain sometimes forgets to turn off and I'm constantly coming up with new inventions (at the moment still on paper) and I hope with the hack space I'll be able to make some of these a reality.
 
I studied Materials Science in the University of Oxford and graduated in 2011. I'm currently working at a school in north west London as a lab technician. I think I'm really good at finding out why something isn't working and how to fix it. I love science and constantly learning something new. My brain sometimes forgets to turn off and I'm constantly coming up with new inventions (at the moment still on paper) and I hope with the hack space I'll be able to make some of these a reality.
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I want to hone my design and manufacturing  skills and produce new and innovative products people will buy.
  
 
==Some things I want to make==
 
==Some things I want to make==
 
===Physically moving displays for increased resolution===
 
===Physically moving displays for increased resolution===
 
This is a concept I would like to test out. The idea is that a low resolution array of pixels like that in a led matrix can be physically shifted in the x and y directions by an amount 1/2 of the distance between the led. The display will need a faster refresh rate but this could quadruple the resolution of the initial display. I am investigating different mechanical methods to shift the screen in the two axis and I think it might be doable with this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5ZwxzSrrO0&safe=active mechanism]. If you're interested in this concept tell me on my twitter.
 
This is a concept I would like to test out. The idea is that a low resolution array of pixels like that in a led matrix can be physically shifted in the x and y directions by an amount 1/2 of the distance between the led. The display will need a faster refresh rate but this could quadruple the resolution of the initial display. I am investigating different mechanical methods to shift the screen in the two axis and I think it might be doable with this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5ZwxzSrrO0&safe=active mechanism]. If you're interested in this concept tell me on my twitter.

Revision as of 10:25, 3 April 2014

Real name: Faraz Sayed

Twitter: nanoBorg88

Blog: Mental adventures of nanoBorg88

Youtube: Mental Adventures of nanoBorg88

What I'm working on

I joined the Hackspace at the end of May 2013 and interested in lots of stuff to do with science and electronics.

I know the graphical programming language Processing, I love making sketched on the phone app while on the tube. I have a cool animation maker I had developed using processing that you can get here but first check out the demo video here

I attend the Not Just Arduino meetings whenever I can. I am a repair volunteer for an organisation called Restart Project which I can help people fix their electronics and reduce ewaste.

About me

I studied Materials Science in the University of Oxford and graduated in 2011. I'm currently working at a school in north west London as a lab technician. I think I'm really good at finding out why something isn't working and how to fix it. I love science and constantly learning something new. My brain sometimes forgets to turn off and I'm constantly coming up with new inventions (at the moment still on paper) and I hope with the hack space I'll be able to make some of these a reality. I want to hone my design and manufacturing skills and produce new and innovative products people will buy.

Some things I want to make

Physically moving displays for increased resolution

This is a concept I would like to test out. The idea is that a low resolution array of pixels like that in a led matrix can be physically shifted in the x and y directions by an amount 1/2 of the distance between the led. The display will need a faster refresh rate but this could quadruple the resolution of the initial display. I am investigating different mechanical methods to shift the screen in the two axis and I think it might be doable with this mechanism. If you're interested in this concept tell me on my twitter.