——– Interactive Project ——– For my project I wanted to prototype a game on the Arduino and make something interactive for people to enjoy. At first, I was going to do an installation where two people would play a game, but I wanted to do something a little different than a game on display. After…
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Thinking Cap Creative Switch By: Tamae Douglas
For this creative switch project I decided to attempt making a thinking cap. By simply putting on a pair of glasses an idea is formed, indicated by lights that appear on top of the hat. Materials Needed hot glue/tape glasses hat 2 white LED lights 6 voltage battery pack( 2 three voltage batetries) red and…
Making Band Practice Easier; A Wearable Count-in Device With a Pressure Switch by Dustin Drenk
A Wearable Song Count-in Device by Dustin Drenk List of Materials for Build One hollow athletic wristband One hollow athletic headband Soldering Iron/Electronics Solder Stable Soldering Clamp Hot Glue Gun Multimeter Two dual 3V Watch Battery Enclosures; 6V Each for a total of 12V Four CR2032 3V Watch Batteries Electrical Tape Two Feet of Insulated…
Final Project Documentation
End result Wiring Code: /* Pulse Sensor Amped 1.4 by Joel Murphy and Yury Gitman http://www.pulsesensor.com ———————- Notes ———————- ———————- This code: 1) Blinks an LED to User’s Live Heartbeat PIN 13 2) Fades an LED to User’s Live HeartBeat 3) Determines BPM 4) Prints All of the Above to Serial Read…
FINAL PROJECT
This is the breadboard that I used. I solder the corresponding wire to the breadboard. I then taped the breadboard the the flipper flappers. I changed the flipper flappers and used a table saw. I taped the servo to the flappers. I attached the breadboard the the trinket and then attached velcro the the flipper…
Prototype for Final Project: Light up dress
My prototype for my final is a light up dress that lights up with your heartbeat. The Materials used were: 5v battery Arduino Heart pulse sensor Jumper wires ultra thin wire 5 neopixel Strip double sided tape black thread Scissors Bread board circuit: Wiring set up: Here is the code used for this project: #include…
Final Project Proposal
For my final project I would like to continue with my dress that lights up with your heartbeat. I want to add one last component that changes the color of the lights. Idea 1: The most Ideal, and my favorite component could be adding another input for temperature. The higher the temperature, the more red…
Final Project Proposal
Amy Chen For the final project I would like to continue to work on the Bunny Ear headphones. Some issues that came up with the headphones as a prototype was that the battery could not power them on. This is a minor issue that can be easily addressed. Something that I would like to do…
Project Two: Interactive Wearable!
The following project is on an interactive wearable. The images are from the bunny ears that react to sound. The materials used are Headphones Servos Bunny Ear Headband Mic Ardurino Trinket Pro Cables Alligator Clips Plastic Rectangles Mini Bread Board (Trinket) (Mic) (connecting the pieces) (end product) (Without Duck) (The underview) The code that…
Younghui Kim’s “Stir It On!”
Younghui Kim is an New York-based interactive designer. Her Stir It On! project features a skirt that reacts to touch, so that if someone bumps into the wearer, subtle light patterns will be emitted from it. Kim explains that the glow emitted from the skirt can be interpreted as either a warning to back off,…
Turn Signal Biking Jacket
In the world of wearables, the LilyPad Arduino, a washable set of sensors and electronic components, is allowing for innovative new wearable electronics. Leah Buechley used the LilyPad Arduino to create a biking jacket that displays turn signals. To activate, the user simple clicks a button within their wrist and the turn signal responds accordingly….
New Rave 2.0
There’s a thin line between the practical and the ridiculous, yet this fashion experiment designed by Hussein Chalayan and engineered by Moritz Waldemeyer stretches well into the realm of ridiculous. Taking the “rising trend” of wearables and twisting it into an extreme one person light show produces this raver’s dream outfit; however, rather than using…