Virtual Glove Instrument (Intro Circuits Final Project)

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Virtual Glove Instrument (Intro Circuits Final Project)

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Power Glove

 Posted by on Thursday, May 23, 2013

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The Nintendo Power glove is an excellent device to use for low-end virtual reality system. It is a down version of the VPL Dataglove. The glove uses resistive ink bend sensors to relay to the computer…

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Modified: Simple Power Glove Interface for IBM PC

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Here are the schmetics for wiring the Power glove to the PC. Use +5 volt supply off of the keyboard port. Here are the pinouts on a parallel port and the Nintendo light Gun port.

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The X Glove Idea

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The X Glove idea has a slightly different approach then the other projects. I may or may not build this glove but I have researched it extensively and I believe that it can be built. The…

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The Virtual Reality Zapper

 Posted by on Friday, November 23, 2012

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The Virtual Reality Zapper, or VrZ as I like to call it, is the little brother of the VRGun USB System. It provides two buttons (trigger, and pistol grip button) along with 2DOF tracking (yaw and…

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Power Glove

 Posted by on Thursday, November 22, 2012

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The Nintendo Power glove is an excellent device to use for low-end virtual reality system. It is a down version of the VPL Dataglove. The glove uses resistive ink bend sensors to relay to the computer…

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About Me

Hi, my name is Kevin Mellott. Virtual Reality is one of my major passions. My original Mellott’s VR Page was started on Geocities in 1998 as part of a class project. Much of the original content is still maintained on this site for reference. This new website is intended to give the older site a new look and allow me to expand with new projects in the future.