Haha, wow, that was great! I wonder what other plots sound like and if he could use a key hook to automate moving through the data points at given speeds.

With assembly you could just skip the plots altogether
and just utilize the speaker.
The use of plots as a visual is interesting :-)

The Orion is excellent in its intentions, but the
price tag will easily be replaced by software - except
rumble. Honestly, wireless linking for classroom use
would be a better use of R&D $$$.

They do have that, just not for the 83+/84+ series. Also, to my knowledge, we haven't quite figured out how to send commands to Orion to make it play specific sounds. We know how to send data such as strings to it for it to read, though. I am going to try to write up a quick program to try something, though!

Although wireless linking would be amazing, it's really nice that more companies are doing this. Devices like this are usually covered by insurance because they are created specifically for this purpose. Insurance may not cover a software device because it has the ability to do other things.

Has anyone tried putting any assembly code on it to see what happens? For example, Fruit Ninja.