This tutorial will show you how to calibrate your computer screen on Mac OS X. It uses the Color Munki color measurement device to measures the light that your screen emits. The resulting color profile is then associated to this device on the level of the operating system. A tutorial for Windows is also available. Continue reading “Color calibrating your screen using Color Munki (Mac)”
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Color calibrating your screen using Color Munki (Windows)
This tutorial will show you how to calibrate your computer screen on Windows XP. It uses the Color Munki color measurement device to measures the light that your screen emits. The resulting color profile is then associated to this device on the level of the operating system. A tutorial for Mac OS X is also available. Continue reading “Color calibrating your screen using Color Munki (Windows)”
Robotics Laboratory
The Designed Intelligence Group at the Department of Industrial Design (Eindhoven University of Technology) use the Robotics Laboratory to explore autonomous systems and their interaction with users. Besides existing hardware platforms, such as the iCat, or Nao, we also developed our own educational robot AdMoVeo. We also massively use Mindstorm NXT and a complete Noldus Observers system, including Biosensors. Please contact Christoph Bartneck if you have any questions about the laboratory.
The following projects and education courses take advantage of the facilities:
The following PhD students are associated to the laboratory:
We also have some professional photos of the iCat Robot and Nao vs. Aibo.
Photos of Philips iCat Robot
Today we took some nice pictures of the iCat robot from Philips. With the help of Omar Mubin, we have been able to get some good expression from the cat.
Synchronizing your iPhone with the TU/e Exchange server
This tutorial will show you how to synchronize your iPhone’s calendar, email and contacts with your Exchange account at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). It does not matter which way you are connected to the internet, but you may want to read how you can connect to the wireless network of the University. You may also connect through the wireless network at home, or outside through the T-Mobile telephone network. This tutorial assumes that you are currently connected to the internet. Continue reading “Synchronizing your iPhone with the TU/e Exchange server”