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Final Design Sketches and Concepts
Concepts were the results of some triggeres that were
Design Ideas:
1.Design Ideas-Brainstorming!
2.Accounting in the meter for the driver to set himself targets and meet them
3.Portable meter (He should be able to carry it home)
4.Advertising on the meter, for a additional income
5.Meter cost can be sponsored by ads, making the meter free of cost for
the driver
6.Driver based usage account (Login system), customizable
7.Should accept credit cards
8.Can support electronic money transfer
9.Should give location specific info (traffic, nearby restaurants,
respective adsÂ…
10.Entertainment for passengers
11.Continuous feedback for the passenger on the journey
12.Can the meter turn itself on when the passenger boards
13.Vigilance to help police
14.Scanning of passengerÂ’s goods, driverÂ’s uniform
15.Attractive displays/visuals
16.Data mine location/time/day of where passengers can be found (capture
when the meter is startedÂ…)
17.Make hot spots near stands where taxis can be alerted within a radius
18.Customizability (physical) skinning of meters
19.Keep records of passengers and travels as a means of building
relationships between passengers & drivers
20.Make taximeters as a PCO phone
21.Emergency buttons to call in time of accidentsÂ…
22.Inbuilt planner/scheduler to keep track of advanced bookings
23.Inbuilt maps
24.WiFi like connectivity between taxis
25.Make meter, passenger specific (RFID incorporated)
26.‘Prepaid travel cards’ for the meters where, the fare charging is done
on swipe on boarding and leaving
27.Customized fares
28.Keeping account of fueling
29.Money scanner
30.Electronic and mechanical modes of operation in case of failure
31.Every taxi is a post man/box
32.Vending of sweets, stamps on the taxi
33.Provision of getting messages from agencies and home
34.Virtual postage boards
35.Quote-a-fare (an estimate), to know fore-hand if one can afford the
journey
36.Automatic braking in the event of a collision
37.Electronic documentation of licenses, permits, PUC, insuranceÂ…
38.Hypothecation of the taxi/meter by banks to eliminate middlemen
39.Multipart meters
40.Take photographs of passengers, to use for security and accounting and
playback for owner
41.Plug-in and play your own content, download your own content
42.Mobile phone charger
43.Meter can keep records of past performance of the driver for
hypothecation and finance planningÂ…
44.Help maintenance of part indicating failure, wear and tear
45.Take pictures and videos and sell them to passengersÂ…burn it on a disc,
printout
46.Meter should show current vehicle speed to the passenger
47.Meter can give discounts on fare to encourage competition
48.Multi-lingual meters
49.Catch cops taking bribes on camera and take authentic pictures of
accidents
50.Luggage charges
51.Give control of the camera to the passenger (to take pictures of famous
place on the wayÂ…)
52.Meter can show estimated time of arrival (ETA), like a progress bar
53.‘Unlimited travel’ scheme on prepaid card (day card, week card, monthly…)
54.Proximity sensing to avoid collision
55.Method to trace lost and found belongings
56.Alert the availability of food & refreshments en route
57.Store contact details (phone no) of the passenger in case of lost and
found items
58.Finding a place in a map
59.Difference in Meter On and Meter Off. All additional revenue channels
put off when meter off to encourage the driver to put on the meter
60.Meter should be able to communicate the emotion of the driver
61.Memory space where people can upload and share data
62.Visitors book in the default mode
63.Taxis as delivery persons to get things for passengers
64.News as a scroller bar on the taxi
65.Discounts on familiar routes preferable to the driver
66.Wake up alarm in meter
67.Driving guidance for the driver
68.Print bills could be used for advertisements
69.Cinema information in the meter, also allowing for booking tickets
70.WiFi system, which enables taxi drivers to communicate (meet for
lunch), passing on of passenger
71.Pairing up of frequent passengers and drivers on the same route
72.Enable a city wide share taxi. Co-ordination between passengers to
share a taxi
73.Show the drivers driving experience, driver rating. (Good drivers can
charge more )
74.Central server calculation of fare (tamper proof)
75.Tag two autos to synchronize the journey
76.Past experience could be used to charge in case of meter failure
77.Payment through card can eliminate driver cheating the passenger
78.Record lane cutting, signal jumping, etc and use that for driver rating
79.Profile of journey and passengers for customized journey. (Speed,
economy, tourist, etc)
80.Advance booking
81.Buy train tickets in the auto meter
82.Health of the driver should be tracked
83.Meter and vehicle identity should match (security)
84.“Mumbai darshan“ tourist package, prefixed fare.
85.Locate a taxi and negotiate a rate to fix a fare
86.Luggage fare should be transparent, based on the weight
87.In case of shared taxi, meter should display individual fares based on
where people get down
88.Multiplayer games between taxis
89.Discount while fueling for the passenger
90.Rating of the taxi based on the condition and history of violation(Well
maintained taxis can charge more)
91.Deluxe comfort available in ordinary taxi.(towels,tea,wash etc)
92.Informing drivers about the availability of passengers, and average
chargers, ability to plan which time of the day to work etc
93.Dos and Donts for new drivers on car maintenance, driving etc
94.New passengers should not get cheated
95.Default operations should be very simple and easy to do for anyone
96.Banks can charge flexible EDI(Equated daily installment) instead of EMI
97.Change of routes should be updated depending on conditions
98.Remote braking for enforcement authorities
99.Flashing lights on the meter for attracting passengers
100.Union can actually work and help the drivers
101.Automated streamlined way of paying fine, automatic deduction of money
102.Instead of deducting money for a fine provide a free journey to needy
passengers
Playing around with a sequence shot on a fully manual camera with no film winder... sure, there's easier ways to do it, but that's not the point.
Gift practicing her backstroke starts and me playing with a brand new (old) lens.
Minolta SRT-303b
MD Rokkor-X 85mm f/1.7 (nice!)
Film: 100
Photoshop to stitch it all together.
Crono, Marle, Lucca
Stitched area: 2.5" x 4"
Stitched on a 4" x 6" fabric for framing
Check my LiveJournal for more info:
Impromptu shoot with the fantastic Yasmine Rock at her home studio - at 53 years she classes herself as a mature model ...
Nikon D7000
Nikon 18-105mm lens @ 34mm
F8 @ 1/100 second exposure
ISO 100
Nikon SB700 & Yongnuo YN460 speedlites to camera left and right.
Both fired through white brollies using Yongnuo RF603-N radio triggers.
Model(s):
- Rhiannon Rimbey, MM #704262
Location:
Jean, NV - USA
Strobist info:
2x Yongnuo YN-460II bare,
Triggerd with Yongnuo PT-04 trigger set
PP: Lightroom & Photoshop
A very obviously peanut flavored sweet made in Japan. A peanut shaped wafer outside and sweet bean paste in the middle. It is like a slightly sweet peanut butter cream. Delicious
Un dulce japones de obvio sabor a mani. Galleta con forma de concha de mani relleno de crema delicadamente dulce sabor a mani.
Strobist: Neewer TT560 with stoffen at 1/64 left of peanut candy. Portable near UV light right for that blue tint. Triggered with Yongnuo N603II
June 17, 2015 - WASHINGTON DC - "Triggering Behavior Change: Children's Role in Development". The World Bank and Sesame Workshop are educating boys and girls about safe access to water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as better health and nutrition.
Sesame Street is the world's largest informal educator of children, reaching 156 million children in over 150 countries. The panelists will discuss the importance of behavior change, particularly the role children can play as agents of change.
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim; Sesame Workshop President & CEO Jeffrey Dunn; Photo; Sesame Street Health Ambassador Raya; Sesame Street Math Expert Count von Count. Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
132 YFT Trigger Nose Art [gresham] Image from the Bill Marshall Collection, which focuses on the 355th Fighter Group in World War Two. This image was used in Bill Marshall's book Our Might Always: The 355th Fighter Group in World War II. Please do not use this photo without permission. --Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
I made myself six optical slaves. I was tired of forgetting to turn off the power on my ebay triggers when I was done with them. I keep draining the batteries. So I decided I needed some optical triggers that were powered by the flash trigger voltage. These are designed to be used for low voltage low trigger voltage flashes. I have a Canon 420EZ that only has a trigger voltage of 4 volts and these work fine with it.
The case is a RJ11 cable joiner. I pulled out the guts and machined out the rest of the plastic. I then took some viewfinder lens assemblies for one time use cameras and machined the lens to match the window I made in the housing.
The electronic assembly was soldered together in point to point fashion.
I added a 1/8" mini jack as an output for longer cable use or as a input for a ebay trigger receiver. I can trigger the flash with the receiver and use the connected optical slave as a backup trigger in case the radio trigger didn't get the signal (as long as there was another flash that did fire).
14.5'' Wylde Chamber .223 with 12'' Samson Evolution Handguard, DBAL-A2, Surefire Mini Scoutlight in LaRue QD Mount.
Surefire MB556K Brake.
Troy folding sights,
Elcan Spectre DR 1-4X optic.
Geissele Super 3 Gun Trigger,
Magpul MOE+ Grip,
LMT Sopmod Stock.
Daniel Defence Milspec BCG and Surefire 60Rnd Mag.
Middle button will be the trigger for firing effects. The switches on the left and right will control on/off and semi/auto fire
Press this trigger and POOF! the tripod disappears. (Well, almost: you can still see it if you look carefully.)
Stereographic projection of this equirectangular panorama.
Part of my Wee planets set.
One Metz 58 AF-2 flash fired, at 1/4 power, off camera (above and slightly in front of subject) triggered by Pocket Wizard Plus X.
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1 hour and 8 minutes until the launch of STS-124... I'm getting a little nervous here :)
So I built this little project for a friend. The idea is to take photos of a shuttle launch at down at Cape Canaveral. He has been doing this for a long time now... the routine goes like this: Accredited photographers are admitted to dedicated sites very close to the launch pad a day or two before the launch. But you have to leave your cameras there, armed and ready to start shooting on their own when the launch happens. And you can't use a clock, because the actual launch time gets moved around all the time....
He previously used a simple box that would trigger the cameras based on a microphone picking up the roar from the shuttle engines. But that way you loose a few seconds, the time it takes the sound to travel.
So our new idea was to use seismic sensors (geophones) to pick up the vibration and trigger the cameras sooner and hopefully more reliably!
My little system here (based on the extremely cool Arduino microcontroller) picks up the signal from the geophone, which you just stick into the ground, and amplifies it. When the signal reaches a certain threshold, two cameras (a Nikon and a Hasselblad) will be triggered to shoot photos for as long as the rumbling goes on... or until they've shot their entire roll of film, whichever happens first.
The problem is that there was no way to calibrate the system... we don't know how strong the seismic signal will be. That means, our setup could either: do nothing... or shoot 36 images of the shuttle sitting on its pad, because an alligator was walking by (yes, they do that).... *keeping my fingers crossed*
A low part count audio flash trigger, based on an mbed LPC2368. A similar design can be used for a light gate based trigger, using an LDR and a laser.