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We have 4 Pupil Lab None kits in the Living Room Lab. Neon is a small-sized and wearable device for collecting eye tracking data, which does not need calibration and suits multiple subjects. What you have in the standard Neon kit Neon module + frame ...

This workshop will cover different types of files and media. We will look at audio, video and image files, and how they are made, learn how to convert between them and how to find them online. We will use computer search tools and the command line to make tiny...

The CCI has a MAXXX Digital Clam (aka the T-Shirt press), which can be programmed to maintain a specific temperature and pressure for a set amount of time. This machine is most commonly used to print tshirts using heat sensitive vinyl. The heat press requires ...

The Biosignal Plux Kit is a compact and flexible system for recording real-time physiological data like heart rate (ECG), skin conductance (EDA), inductive respiration (RIP), and more. It's wireless, easy to set up, and great for research or creative projects ...

Important Reminders (Read First) Monitor the first few layers. Stay with the machine and watch the first 5 layers carefully (roughly 15~30 mins, depending on the size of your work). If you notice any issues, pause or abort the print on the machine. Please nam...

Using TouchDesigner Educational License Dongles This guide will walk you through how to use the TouchDesigner Educational License Dongles available in the Kit Room. These dongles allow you to unlock the commercial features of TouchDesigner. What is Touc...

Viewsonic 86" 4K multi-touch display The Dark Lab has been outfitted with a large, two meter wide multi-touch screen. It has a built-in drawing app for sketching and (groupwise) ideation, but you can also plug in your computer and use it for touch-based inter...

What is JupyterHub? JupyterHub is a service we are trialing to allow students and staff to have access to GPU computing anywhere in UAL. All you have to do is register your account and be connected to UAL-WiFi network. To acess it, simply click on this link: h...

Modern research and knowledge exchange activities involve a vast range of methods that encompass many ways of gathering data, working with participants and audiences. Here we will gather some resources that you might find useful navigating the issues that aris...

Across UAL, a standardised colour code has been adopted for machines and processes where health and safety must be considered. The colour code includes icons and text for accessibility, which will be stuck on a machine, tool, or workstation to indicate whether...

Step 1 - Open the app Open the app, if you haven't installed it follow the instructions to install the app first. Step 2 - Press "Notifications" Step 3 - Tap the bell icon in the bottom right corner Step 4 - Allow the app to send notifications

All of our classrooms are equipped with: HDMI input with a USB-C dongle tethered to the desk. Panopto Lecture Capture with a camera, and wireless microphones Voice Lift Room HDMI Inputs Lectern Lapel Mics Catchbox Assistive Listening XLR Audio Input P...

At the end of teaching, you need to leave the classroom as good as or better than you found it. You will find a laminated diagram of the correct room layout next to the door or light switch in every classroom. 1. Tidy up Before you end the class, ask the stude...

Voice lift, or sound reinforcement, is an AV technique in which the sound of your voice is subtly amplified throughout the room to ensure that everyone has a similar hearing experience, whether right next to you or 10 rows back. Pros Voice lift ensures everyo...

Assistive listening provides a live audio feed from the room to people with additional needs, such as hearing aids or implants. In our classrooms we use a system called Auracast, which is the next generation of assistive listening. Eventually this technology w...

Lecture capture is a live stream and recording to Panopto, our Lecture Capture system, which allows students to re-watch their classes after they've ended and watch from home in real-time if they're unable to make it to class. This has proven highly effective ...

When you come into the room, you need to: 1. Power on You will find a 7-inch touch screen panel in every classroom, either on the lectern or on the wall near the lectern. The screen ill usually be blank to save power when the room hasn't been used for a while,...