ByronBecker / tessel-hacks

Some tessel hardware hacks made at CU LocalHackDay 2016

Tessel-Hacks

• Some elementary hardware hacks put together on a tessel2 johnny-five kit during CU LocalHackDay 2016 using node.js
• authors: Byron Becker, Adam Siefkas

Hacks

1. lightbutton.js - Used a photodiode to represent the current brightness in the room on a scale from 0(darkest) to 9(brightest) and display it on an analog output. Readings were taken when button input was pressed.
2. random7sided.js - Random 0-9 analog number display program
3. index.js - Basic Hello World (Blinky) program