I’m reblogging from Core77 this interesting wearable project because I’d like to highlight the using of Arduino Lilypad board: Bio Circuit stems from our concern for ethical design and the creation of media-based interactions that reveal human interdependence with the environment. With each beat of the heart, Bio Circuit connects the wearer with the inner […]
Ruffletron is a prototype of a wearable musical interface and an experiment in performative interaction. The project has been developed by a textile designer, Lara Grant, in collaboration with the sound engineer Cullen Miller. For prototyping purpose, Lara used a LilyPad Arduino, Maxuino, Osculator and Ableton Live. Project details here.
We are happy to announce the first wearable kit on the Arduino Store . This kit has been made by Plug’n’Wear specifically for us. All fabrics in this kit are produced in Italy, and strongly related to a textile family business. If you want to get deeper into the story of this product have a look […]
Ref is a wearable pet made by Jens Dyvik. Its goal is to assist you in improving your emotional skills by mirroring your state of excitement through its behaviour. By sensing your heartbeat, Ref will respond through non-verbal communication. For example, if Ref detects that you are stressed, it will raise its head and tail, otherwise, when […]
Next July a workshop on wearable computing will be held at Supsi Summer School (Ticino). Goal of the workshop is the design and prototyping, through the Arduino platform, of objects that sense, interpret and react to the real world and that can be wearable and digitally fabricated. More info here. Via [openwear.org] […]
Brian Schiffer and Sima Mitra, from Cornell University, propose a very nice wristwatch that allows you to keep track of your time perception, using a method known as duration production: TicTocTrac. Human perception of time is typically distorted, due to the different amount of information and experiences acquired everyday. TicTocTrac lets you to estimate your […]
3D image input is often a challenging task when it comes to irregular objects like a human body. Here is where an arduino, tilt sensors and a little math comes to the rescue. University of Toronto’s Responsive Architecture at Daniels school created one such blanket. The petals are made up of a conductive material, which […]
Lucid dream is a state in which you can control what you dream. Be it winning a million bucks worth lottery, or dating your favorite cine star, it is possible to control your dreams using these DIY goggles! Simple to build and a nice weekend hack for the bored, these goggles are pretty cost effective […]
Fashionable Technology Performance_ Interactive Necklace from Sylvia Yang on Vimeo. In an age of geekifying, everything electronics entering fashion is not something new. But the subtle difference between doing something classy and over doing is set apart by the talented designer Sylvia Yang. A designer’s draft of the design + components (we can see a […]
A yet another application of wearable electronics – to train blind athletes with pressure feedback. A work that is a part of the Innovation Design Engineering (IDE) masters programme run jointly by Imperial College and the Royal College of Art has a team designing it, as part of course. Mining company Rio Tinto has launched […]
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