Hello there! You've reached the portfolio-ish site of Ben Leduc-Mills. I like using my background in computer science, HCI, and design to uncover answers to questions people didn't know they should be asking, and then crafting a data-driven, design-polished, narrative-rich artifact to tell the story.
Yes, I use AI everyday. For code, for design, and for research. No, I didn't use it for this website.
iPad/Arduino Pong
This is a Pong application for the iPad that allows has the capability of switching between a normal, touch-based interaction and an Arduino, sensor based interaction. The Arduino mode requires an Arduino (obviously), as well as the RedPark Serial Cable, and the proper circuitry for whatever sensor you would like to control the paddle with. The app has two views: the Pong view, where the game is played, and a settings view, where the user can adjust the score needed to win, the AI difficulty, and the x and y speed of the ball. The user can also toggle whether sound effects are on, and toggle between normal and sensor-based gameplay.
The code is available on GitHub at: https://github.com/leducmills/iOS/tree/master/iPadPong%203
