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Nintendo Keyless Entry System

Step 7Talking to Processing

I'm not going to go into great detail here but you need the following:

Processing (http://processing.org)
WinVDIG
NoKES_Comrade Sketch (included with NoKES_source.zip)

Connect your Arduino and Webcam and run the sketch, pictures are saved in the sketch's folder.

if you need help with this or anything else leave me a comment

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3 comments

Jul 12, 2009. 8:53 AMSteve121 says:

Can you use the Nokes without connecting to the computer ?

Jul 15, 2009. 8:57 PM

action_owl (author) says:

yes - but no sound/video

Jan 25, 2010. 12:50 PMPaul Smith says:

Get a Wave Shield

Apr 11, 2009. 12:36 PMPhetra says:

I really interesting about this. But it seem like very blank to me. I have very little knowledge about this device, would you please detail about WinVDIG, NoKES_Comrade Sketch and Arduino? thanks///

Apr 20, 2009. 8:43 AM

action_owl (author) says:

Hi Phetra, here's the basics: the locking mechanism is controlled with a device called an "Arduino" the Arduino communicates with a computer by using software called "Processing". WinVDIG allows you to use a webcam in processing and NOKES_Comrade is a sketch I made to tie everything together. If you're a bit confused it may help to look at arduino.cc and processing.org, I don't reccommned this as your first Arduino project though.