I had a nice walk looking for sensors. I decided to head towards the union, walking through classrooms along the way.
- I started by looking at an emergency 911 station, where you press a button and supposedly help will be there withing 30 seconds. I guess its just a phone with a button.
- Dorms have rfid cards that can get a person in a dorm through a wallet or purse which is pretty cool.
- In Rinker, classrooms have sensors that turn the ac and lights on when a room is occupied
- I was wondering if the campus lights have day sensors on them.
- Soda machines here are pretty advanced, they have a debit card system that deducts from a uf account.
- People were filming an event at the union, the video cameras have all sorts of focus and light sensor
- Library West has bookshelves that move and sensors that prevent crushing someone
I also talked to a lot of people about sensors.
- One friend who works in the Union told me her office has a sensor that turns the lights off if there is no movement. When she is sitting still and using a mouse, the lights turn off and then she has to stand and wave to turn them back on
- someone also told me that they like the sensors at publix that monitor people by the freezers. Lights only turn on when people are nearby
On my walk, I wanted to talk to people at a blood mobile. There are probably electronics that do simple blood tests to make sure its safe for you to donate. Thats about it for my walk.
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