This software library allows for the processing of ambient light sensor data, enabling devices to automatically adjust brightness according to their surroundings.
AmbientLightSensor is a library designed for the programming environment, Processing. This library is based on Amit Singhs' experiments with the "Ambient Light Sensor" and provides an interface to the sensor that is built-in on every MacBookPro. The main function of the sensor is to adjust the brightness of the keyboard and display based on ambient lighting conditions.
It is important to note that Apple has altered the API for kernel calls slightly, and the old method is now deprecated. As a result, this release of the library may not work with any prior OSX versions than 10.5 (Leopard).
AmbientLightSensor comes licensed and distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. This software provides a tangible interface with a built-in sensor, that can prove to be useful for fine-tuning displays and keyboards, while also providing some other useful features. If you are looking for a reliable and efficient tool that interfaces with your MacBookPro sensor, then the AmbientLightSensor library is a perfect choice for you.
It is important to note that Apple has altered the API for kernel calls slightly, and the old method is now deprecated. As a result, this release of the library may not work with any prior OSX versions than 10.5 (Leopard).
AmbientLightSensor comes licensed and distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. This software provides a tangible interface with a built-in sensor, that can prove to be useful for fine-tuning displays and keyboards, while also providing some other useful features. If you are looking for a reliable and efficient tool that interfaces with your MacBookPro sensor, then the AmbientLightSensor library is a perfect choice for you.
What's New
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