MIDTERM : SPIROGRAPH NECKLACE

Oct 15, 2013 by Prang Hanvong // Leave a Comment

For the midterm project, I want to create something that I have always been interested in which is a geometric form. I believe that geometry is a fundamental for every fields in art and design. The piece is a spirograph necklace with can be connected in many ways.   Inspiration The project is inspired by a…


Midterm Idea & Process

Oct 13, 2013 by Billy Ryu // Leave a Comment

For my midterm project, I would like to create a simple circuit without Arduino. I will make a simple lamp with soft circuit that operates with 3v batteries. My idea for midterm comes from my hobby and interest. Baseball is my favorite sports since I was young, and I often go to baseball stadium to…


Week 7: Slides + Code

Oct 9, 2013 by Liza // Leave a Comment

SLIDES! Here is a link to the library you will need for today’s class: https://github.com/damellis/attiny/archive/master.zip


Capacitive Sensors (Assignment 5)

Oct 8, 2013 by kersk450 // Leave a Comment

  I was trying to see how the copper paint would mix with the bear paint. It seems to be that you need 3 parts copper paint to 1 part bear. At that point I would rather just use a pigment paint. I will be looking into how to mix acrylic and copper paint. One…


Midterm idea..

Oct 8, 2013 by Carla // Leave a Comment

For my midterm I want to create a simple circuit that does not rely on the Arduino. I want the circuit to come alive once the “lamp” is assembled. I envision this to be kinda of a puzzle lamp for kids which they can assemble in order for it to turn on. My inspiration came…


Capacitive Sensor

Oct 8, 2013 by diazc090 // Leave a Comment

Light brightens when pressure is applied, fades when pressure is released. Blinks back to bright when pressed.  


Capacitive Sensors

Oct 8, 2013 by Carla // Leave a Comment

For this assignment I worked with Bear Conductive ink and copper tape (also copper textile) to create two versions of capactive sensors. Bear ink took at least 6 coats to work when mixed with water. I followed two tutorials for this: http://www.bareconductive.com/capacitance-sensor