Three CS students and a tablet

I still can't believe someone can make a contest, promise you a shiny new gizmo, and then say "you'll get that after milions of people touch it and do who knows what with it."<p>I know I shouldn't complain about "free stuff" but we did work our butts off.

What a beautiful git commit history on the their github account[1]. The punchcard graph is very revealing as well. Interesting that there are almost no commits on Saturdays.<p>[1] <a href="https://github.com/zidarsk8/galaxyCar" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/zidarsk8/galaxyCar</a>

I'm also working on an Android group project (3 students) backed by a repo (svn in our case). We're sharing 1 tablet and relying on the emulator a lot. We actually have planned prototyping to Android phones similarly as you did. Can you say more about how this worked out for you?

Really cool project!<p>It was fun looking at you guys chat about it all the time on IRC and I <i>still</i> haven't seen the app in action. That's not nice!<p>By the way, are you just plotting data as it comes in raw, or is there some mechanism to take care of any fuzziness from the sensors?