#motion sensing

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Origin WIreless brings you wireless security – simple enough for anyone to install The Hex Command module sitting on the corner of my worktable Finally, a security system without those “hardly hidden” cameras all over the place.  This Hex Home system, by Origin Wireless, is a breeze to install (under 10 minutes) and offers a number of advantages over a camera-based system. To the casual…

LumiLux Advanced 16-Color Motion Sensor LED Toilet Light

MOTION AND LIGHT DETECTION SENSOR - The built in motion sensor detects body heat to automatically illuminate the room when you enter and shut off when you leave. The light detection sensor will deactivate the LED light the instant it detects light to maximize battery life.

16 LED COLORS - You have the abililty to choose a fixed color to fit your mood or choose carousel mode which will cycle seamlessly through every shade of color

 I restarted some things, got a basic layout of an overall motion sensing/detection demo going. I got caught up in trying to figure out data binding for text for awhile. It seems straight forward enough with the sensor status included in the sample code, but once I got to the hands I became very confused. I decided since I don’t actually care about text showing up on screen, just feedback on hand state, I’d keep it simple with colored rectangles. If I wanted to I could probably make images that showed up with text in them. Somehow I think that’d be easier than data binding a string to a text box.  

I swear to god, some things are so hard for no reason.