Interactive installations often require electronics and ours is not an exception. One way to produce the needed electronics is to solder all your components onto experimental circuit boards. This means you have to create all the electrical circuits yourself using … Continue reading
For the local TEDx Delft event [November 7, 2011], we were asked to transform a set of five bright red pieces of furniture into an interactive installation – the same pieces as used for earlier projects (see earlier posts). After … Continue reading
In this technical study, Sander Boer helped us out with getting to know Grasshopper. Since he is an expert in ‘GH’ he told us how to print a certain object on a surface, and afterwards make a mesh of it … Continue reading
Our first workshop was about making a electronic rolling dice. We used an arduino to program the dice’s behavior and used a printboard with led’s and resistors to actually built the led. In the picture you can see the dice … Continue reading
Using a motion sensor, a CO2 sensor, a temperature and a light sensor, we are monitoring our studio space @ Science Centre TU Delft. A small installation makes use of light signals to communicate the sensor values through the room … Continue reading
For our first technical studies assignment we set ourself (Kees V. and Benji C.) the challenge to create a dice with which you can choose from 3 different modes e.g. 1 led or multiple leds light up and ‘binary mode’. We … Continue reading
We, Floor and Oswaldo made a digital dice. This was our first experience with Arduino and programming. The solding, connecting the wires to the arduino and the programming; it was all new to us. First of all it took us … Continue reading
On the first day of the technical studies course: “Arduino and Electronics” we focused on learning about the arduino and how to program it. The day was spend on the assignment of displaying (with an LED) morse code of characters … Continue reading