Wearables¶
1. Objective¶
What do we need to do this week? create 3 swatches at least 1. Create two actuator or output swatches designed for the body. Test them with the board of your choice. 2. Create one swatch using a board of your choice with one input and one output of your choice. a. It should be intentionally designed to be worn on the
State Changes | Actuators | we can make the 3 of them or choose from - Visual - Sound - Motion
Visual - Thermochromic Ink/powder - NeoPixel: we don't work with LED, it's a RGB lights, it comes like a sheet or a spool. make sure it's 5 vaults Sound - Fiber optics - EL wire, a very flixable light, like noodles - light sensor
Sound Textile speakers - sound sensor | mic for the input, speaker for the output
Motion - Shape memory Alloys - Flip Dots - Vibe motors + Haptics Distance sensor servo motor
Group wotk at the lab¶
we will start by creating a soft speaker.
Soft Speaker¶
2. References, research & inspiration¶
get inspired!
Check out and research alumni pages to betetr understand how to document and get inspired
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Thermochromic screenprint - Ruby Lennox - FabLab Bcn
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Led responsive glove - Marion Guillaud - Le TextileLab lyon
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Thermochromic and sound research - Stephanie Johnson - TextileLab Amsterdam
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Interactive glove - Stephanie Vilayphiou- Green Fabric
Add your fav alumni's pages as references
3. Tools¶
6. Weekly reflection & critical thinking¶
- What did I learn? What did I personally find interesting or surprised me?
- What would I do differently? If something "failed" do I know how else to tackle it now?"
- How does this connect to my final project or my learning trajectory?
- What are implications and possible applications, think also from the ethical or environmental aspect, how it could connect to your practice and project?
NuEval — final step
Go to NuEval and fill in the checklist, when not complete notify your instructor.
7. Fabrication files & References¶
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File: 3d modelling of mannequin ↩
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File: Laser cut sheets ↩
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Reference: Author; Title; Source; year ↩