About a month ago I got some very good news regarding a new piece of equipment being installed at the lab. It was a laser cutter and I was super happy to get training on it the next week. After the training I was free to use the laser cutter as I wished to aid [...]
As I continue my exploration with e-textiles and fabric based inputs, I ran across a problem when trying to prototype some wearable buttons I had made. I needed a way to connect the conductive fabric to a prototyping board so that I could make it more rigid and “wearable”. I tried soldering the fabric to [...]
In the last few months I have been working on designing new methods for inputs on wearable e-textiles. The original “fabric button” consisted of two pads made from conductive fabric that would make contact and act as a standard button. While this design does seem to be fairly accurate and simple to build, it is [...]
The story to this post started in early May when my teacher Richard Lachman asked me if I wanted to participate in this initiative called “TIFF Nexus”. He didn’t tell me much except that there was going to be game developers and hardware hackers and it was going to be a whole lot of fun. Skeptical but intrigued I [...]
So the title says it all, what I am building is a personal notification system for Glitch I really enjoy glitch a lot but what I hated was how when I was away from my computer I had no way of checking if my skill was finished learning or how long left I had to [...]
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