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LittleBits. & pieces
littleBits is like Lego blocks, for electronics. It is a library of circuit boards that simply connects via magnets. All logic and circuitry is pre-engineered, hence you don’t need to be and e… more →
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littleBits. & pieces
NOJ wrote 7 months ago: littleBits is like Lego blocks, for electronics. It is a library of circuit boards that simply conn … more →
DREAMfreq! // final prototype
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: This is my final prototype, which will be showing part of the interactions in my concept. I prototy … more →
DREAMfreq! // interactions
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: The freqLight switches on via a simple downward push on the top. freqLight senses the action and li … more →
DREAMfreq! // Concept definition
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: DREAMfreq! is an interactive lighting system that consists of an ambient lamp, which I called the fr … more →
DREAMfreq! // Concept
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: DREAMfreq! is a concept ambient lighting system that monitors an individual’s sleeping behavio … more →
Thesis: Prototype_07
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NOJ wrote 1 year ago: Now, I’m starting to prototype according to what I’m designing. Putting parts of my pre … more →
Thesis: Prototype_06
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: First attempt in using arduino to control dc motor. I experimented with IR distance sensor to trigge … more →
Thesis: Prototype_05
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: Created a capacitive touch sensor out of a piece of soft fabric. I programmed it to gradually increa … more →
Thesis: Prototype_04
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: Instead of the potentiometer, I switched to using a push button to control the increment of the hue … more →
Thesis: Prototype_03
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: My first attempt on RGB LEDs. Again, using the potentiometer to simulate an analog input, I used it … more →
Thesis: Prototype_02
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: Using push button to switch on LED, and using potentiometer to give pulses. … more →
Thesis: Prototype_01
NOJ wrote 1 year ago: Using potentiometer as an analog input to change the state of the LED. Stable to fading. … more →
