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Nikola Delikatesla
- Bloomington, IN
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Glowing Shoes in Richmond
This is a cool use of technology for public art purposes!From Wooster Collective"These glowing shoes have been spotted around town in Richmond, Virginia, at least 12 pairs. The shoes are hung like ordinary shoes that are thrown over a power line, only these are only found in bare trees. Not really sure what the meaning behind it all is but they sure are peaceful. Each shoe has a small solar panel attached to…See More
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Glowing Shoes in Richmond
This is a cool use of technology for public art purposes!From Wooster Collective"These glowing shoes have been spotted around town in Richmond, Virginia, at least 12 pairs. The shoes are hung like ordinary shoes that are thrown over a power line, only these are only found in bare trees. Not really sure what the meaning behind it all is but they sure are peaceful. Each shoe has a small solar panel attached to…See More
Blog post by Nikola Delikatesla
Social Vibration
(via rhizome.org)Social VibrationFrom the artist's statement:A garment that bridges between our life in the real physical world and our web 2.0 increasing social activity. The hoodie can recognise other hoodies from same or related “social network”. In case a member of the same online…See More
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Happiness Hat
Lauren McCarthy's "Happiness Hat" forces you to smile and, if it detects that you're not smiling, provides "pain feedback" in the form of a pin in the back of your head.The Happiness Hat is a wearable device that detects if you're smiling and provides pain feedback if you're not. An enclosed bend sensor attaches to the cheek and measures smile size, a servo motor moves a metal spike into the head inversely proportional to the degree of smile. Through repeated use of this conditioning device you…See More
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Happiness Hat
Lauren McCarthy's "Happiness Hat" forces you to smile and, if it detects that you're not smiling, provides "pain feedback" in the form of a pin in the back of your head.The Happiness Hat is a wearable device that detects if you're smiling and provides pain feedback if you're not. An enclosed bend sensor attaches to the cheek and measures smile size, a servo motor moves a metal spike into the head inversely proportional to the degree of smile. Through repeated use of this conditioning device you…See More
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Heart Bit Interactive Table Lamp
(from Lost at E Minor)The Heart Bit lamp provides not only a functional white light, but also an emotional red accent light, which triggers at the exact same rhythm of user’s pulse. When a user touches the interface a sensor detects and register the beat and the embedded software transform it into lighting effects. People can experience their heartbeat and see their pulse represented…See More
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Nikola Delikatesla commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Textile Breadboard for Soft Circuits'
this is super exciting, I can't wait to see what people do with it.
Nikola Delikatesla commented on Kristina's blog post 'Introducing the Lumierophone'
amazing!
Nikola Delikatesla commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Reflective Fashion for the Urban Cyclist'
what a great idea.
Nikola Delikatesla commented on Nikola Delikatesla's photo
Yes- it is from this board: http://www.flickr.com/photos/quingofhearts/3668662854/ from a furnace.
I'd love to add interactive elements but I wouldn't want them to be totally arbitary .. which leaves heating elements. Probably a bad idea…
Syuzi commented on Nikola Delikatesla's photo
awesome. is it a representation of a specific circuit?
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- What do you make? (please answer so I know you're human & not a bot)
- Rugs, embroideries, misc.
- About Me:
- Nicole A. Wolfersberger.
see also: http://redtarts.blogspot.com
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- http://embloggery.blogspot.com
finally signed up
I've been not-signing-up for this site because I felt like I should have more to contribute, but I got over that. Now I'm hoping it will provide some inspiration and supportive community as I have been fascinated with the merging of fiber and technology for some time, but my skills are rather vastly weighted toward the "fiber" part of that equation.
I'm going to hear Leah Buechley speak this weekend at Indiana University and I'm pretty stoked.
Other than that I'm just learning, learning, learning and and hoping that soon I'll be able to do some contributing. I love all the innovative and amazing things I see here & it pushes and inspires me to be able to make my own ideas tangible.
I'm going to hear Leah Buechley speak this weekend at Indiana University and I'm pretty stoked.
Other than that I'm just learning, learning, learning and and hoping that soon I'll be able to do some contributing. I love all the innovative and amazing things I see here & it pushes and inspires me to be able to make my own ideas tangible.
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Glowing Shoes in Richmond
This is a cool use of technology for public art purposes!
From Wooster Collective
"These glowing shoes have been spotted around town in Richmond, Virginia, at least 12 pairs. The shoes are hung like ordinary shoes that are thrown over a power line, only these are only found in bare trees. Not really sure what the meaning behind it all is but they… Continue
Posted on February 23, 2010 at 4:48am
Social Vibration
(via rhizome.org)
Social Vibration
From the artist's statement:
A garment that bridges between our life in the real physical world and our web 2.0 increasing social activity. The hoodie can recognise other hoodies from same or… Continue
Social Vibration
From the artist's statement:
A garment that bridges between our life in the real physical world and our web 2.0 increasing social activity. The hoodie can recognise other hoodies from same or… Continue
Posted on January 26, 2010 at 2:00pm
Happiness Hat
Lauren McCarthy's "Happiness Hat" forces you to smile and, if it detects that you're not smiling, provides "pain feedback" in the form of a pin in the back of your head.
The Happiness Hat is a wearable device that detects if you're smiling and provides pain feedback if you're not. An enclosed bend sensor attaches to the cheek and measures smile size, a servo motor moves a metal spike into the head inversely proportional to the degree of smile. Through repeated use of this… Continue
The Happiness Hat is a wearable device that detects if you're smiling and provides pain feedback if you're not. An enclosed bend sensor attaches to the cheek and measures smile size, a servo motor moves a metal spike into the head inversely proportional to the degree of smile. Through repeated use of this… Continue
Posted on November 3, 2009 at 10:40am
Heart Bit Interactive Table Lamp
(from Lost at E Minor)
The Heart Bit lamp provides not only a functional white light, but also an emotional red accent light, which triggers at the exact same rhythm of user’s pulse. When a user touches the interface a sensor detects and register the beat and the embedded software transform it into lighting effects. People can experience their heartbeat and see their pulse… Continue
The Heart Bit lamp provides not only a functional white light, but also an emotional red accent light, which triggers at the exact same rhythm of user’s pulse. When a user touches the interface a sensor detects and register the beat and the embedded software transform it into lighting effects. People can experience their heartbeat and see their pulse… Continue
Posted on October 28, 2009 at 6:31am
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