SenSyr News

We recently completed another round of improvements to the Psychophysiology Data Collection System. The protocol was altered to accommodate a different experimental protocol and the analysis program (called “TrialViewer”) was modified to reflect the protocol requirements. The analysis and collection systems were both developed using LabVIEW. Below are some screen shots showing actual data.

Startle Analysis Page 1

Startle Analysis Page 2

The Energy Monitoring Box (and network hub) is shown nearly complete in the above photo.
Below are some videos showing how the front panel was prepared.

Part I

Part II

Part III

SenSyr has been exploring the potential of Pachube (www.pachube.com), which is all about sharing sensor data across the web.

We set up a working example feed (www.pachube.com/feeds/2289). This feed is a Smart Building System compatible temperature and humidity sensor. The sensor device uses a PIC processor to regularly collect and format data from a SHT75 sensor. The Ethernet connectivity is implemented with a Lantronix XPORT module. A LabVIEW program, in turn, collects data from the temperature/humidity device once per minute using the Collabworx/SenSyr Smart Building (SmB) Protocol, and transmits those values to Pachube. The LabVIEW program is running as a stand-alone executable.

Here’s a Google Visualization of this Pachube Feed data History: www.sensyr.com/pachube1.html

Another feed was set up to extract and track local weather data from the NWS. See http://www.pachube.com/feeds/2779.

Berezin Technologies rolled out their new SuperRemote Device today (05/19/2009): berezintechnologies.com

SenSyr designed the PCB and firmware for this device.