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'''One Button Trackers''' are small hardware devices that record discrete observations on the press of the button by recording when the button was pressed, and typically also for how long (and in same cases also how hard it has been pressed). Different versions of this device exist, a first prototype was created by [https://tottilabs.com/ TOTTI Labs]. And [[User:Gedankenstuecke|Gedankenstuecke]] adapted the [[Puck.js]] by writing some small software that turns the device it into a One Button Tracker as well as a [[Flic button]] for the use as a one-button. | '''One Button Trackers''' are small hardware devices that record discrete observations on the press of the button by recording when the button was pressed, and typically also for how long (and in same cases also how hard it has been pressed). Different versions of this device exist, a first prototype was created by [https://tottilabs.com/ TOTTI Labs]. And [[User:Gedankenstuecke|Gedankenstuecke]] adapted the [[Puck.js]] by writing some small software that turns the device it into a One Button Tracker as well as a [[Flic button]] for the use as a one-button. |