Wearable and Interactive Products (WIP)
Hannah Perner-Wilson, also known as Plusea at Instructibles, will be giving a skype artist’s talk for Suzi Webster’s fall wearables class, on September 24 live from MIT in Boston.
Perner-Wilson is currently a graduate student in the High-Low Tech research group lead by Leah Buechley at the MIT Media Lab. Her work explores material properties for their use in creating handmade human-computer interfaces. Focusing on the documentation and development of available and affordable technology that allows more of us to DIY, modify and fix the technology that surrounds us. Since 2006 …
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Suzi Webster has been introducing her students to thermochromic inks. See here is the blackboard in the IDS first floor foyer.
Suzi Webster organizes international guest presenters to come to her class via video conferencing.
Hannah Perner-Wilson, also known as Plusea at Instructibles, will be giving a skype artist’s talk for Suzi Webster’s fall wearables class, on September 24 live from MIT in Boston.
Perner-Wilson is currently a graduate student in the High-Low Tech research group lead by Leah Buechley at the MIT Media Lab. Her work explores material properties for their use in creating handmade human-computer interfaces. Focusing on the documentation and development of available and affordable technology that allows more of us to DIY, modify and fix the technology that surrounds us. Since 2006 …
Shape memory alloy experiments ShapeMemoryAlloyTest2
and nitinol1
Bobby and Suzi experiment
Here is an interesting and beautiful project by Mitchell Whitelaw that uses weather data mapping to create a virtual form that is 3D-printed and worn.
Start Slide Show with PicLens Lite
Katherine Soucie pointed me to this interesting project from the uk.
Intelligent Textiles for the digital soldier
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