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Angela Sheehan commented on Sarah Kettley's blog post the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT"It's beautiful in person though it's too loud here tonight to fully appreciate."
Peter Gregson commented on Sarah Kettley's blog post the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT"Come say hi! Yann and I are going to be making some craaazy new music!"
Syuzi commented on Sarah Kettley's blog post the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT"Amazing! Love the video!
Cello Shirt Rehearsal from The Amazing Rolo on Vimeo."
Angela Sheehan commented on Sarah Kettley's blog post the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT"Can't wait to see this!"
the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT
The Aeolia team are thrilled to be taking the cello garment to Tangible and Embedded Interfaces 2010 at the Media Lab, MIT this week.The garment is part of the Aeolia project on stretch sensing on the body. Whereas the backs used commercially available material, this piece uses our own explorations in knitted stretch sensing, created by Martha Glazzard at Nottingham Trent University using conductive yarn from Bekaert.The garment is also an…See More
"oops, sorry for the delay replying - only the centre piece is knitted, the black garment is embroidered, and the grey is woven. Each has incoporated channels to carry the stretch sensor by Merlin Robotics (UK). For more details on how the project…"
Syuzi commented on Sarah Kettley's blog post textile stretch sensing"Thanks Sarah! These knits are beautiful. Are these the stretch sensors you incorporated into the garment?"
textile stretch sensing
I was really lucky recently to work with some brilliant textile specialists to create these forms looking at aesthetic approaches to embedding stretch sensing.Aeolia by Sarah Kettley in collaboration with Tina Downes (embroidery), Martha Glazzard (knit), Nigel Marshall (weave) and Karen Harrigan (fit).Playing with the Merlin carbon rubber stretch sensor in various textile structures. With support from New Media Scotland, the Drapers Trust and Nottingham Trent University. We want to explore this…See More
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- digital jewellery, textile sensors and wearable systems
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the Aeolia cello garment goes to MIT
The Aeolia team are thrilled to be taking the cello garment to Tangible and Embedded Interfaces 2010 at the Media Lab, MIT this week.
The garment is part of the Aeolia project on stretch sensing on the body. Whereas the backs used commercially available material, this piece uses our own explorations in knitted stretch sensing, created by Martha Glazzard at Nottingham Trent… Continue
Posted on January 25, 2010 at 1:30am — 5 Comments
textile stretch sensing
I was really lucky recently to work with some brilliant textile specialists to create these forms looking at aesthetic approaches to embedding stretch sensing.
Aeolia by Sarah Kettley in collaboration with Tina Downes (embroidery), Martha Glazzard (knit), Nigel Marshall (weave) and Karen Harrigan (fit).
Playing with the Merlin carbon rubber stretch sensor in various textile structures. With support from New Media Scotland,… Continue
Posted on September 14, 2009 at 7:55am — 2 Comments
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