The Tinkerlamp was developed to be easily assembled the necessity of any technical notion: a single sheet of wood includes all the pieces to be mounted in interlocking, avoiding the use of glues.
All the files to produce the laser-cut lamp will be are released with an open-source license and now will bedownloadable from Habit’s website.
Even without any knowledge of electronics, participants learnt and practiced how to add interaction to the lamp using Tinkerkit, a collection of different sensors and actuators to make prototyping much easier as you can directly hook them up to the Arduino.
Take a look at the pictures of the two-day workshop on our Flickr set below, click on it for bigger pictures!
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