Dripps + Phinney Studio
SHERLOC SENSOR KIT Batesville, VA
test walk mapped in Google Earth
Summer 2012
Fastened to a bike via a custom shock mount, Sherloc is a battery operated urban sensor device that records the temperature, humidity, light, and airborne particulate matter that is then geolocated with the onboard GPS device. The device will take readings once every 2-4 seconds. Once your trip has been completed, just press the power switch to end the recording. To retrieve the recording, unscrew the top of the box and remove the MicroSD card from the shield on the Arduino. Plug it into your computer and you have a formatted CSV file that can be opened in Excel or read directly through Grasshopper!
Arduino Uno _1 LB MicroSD module _2 Power Switch _3 9V Bettery _4 LB GPS module and antenna _5 Grove Dust Sensor _6 DHT22 Temp. and Hunidity Sensor _7 20x4 LCD Display w/ Backpack _8 Photoresistor Light Sensor _9