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  • Christmas Hat: Field Test

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    It's done! I wear my hat to a party and explain how it works. https://vimeo.com/114934101So it's done?This past week I wrapped up the code and put the finishing touches on my temp-sensitive Christmas hat. It was just in time for me to wear it to...
    • 19 Dec 2014
  • Christmas Hat: The Final Code

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A post with the program.  Here it is, folks. The program for my Christmas Hat! I just want to give a big thank you to my Hunky Assistant, Pierre-Marc, for doing fancy code interpolations and humoring me during the lighting design process. I...
    • 19 Dec 2014
  • Christmas Hat: Finishing Touches

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A post about adding felt decorative pieces and feathers.https://vimeo.com/114426979 Putting things on the hatI was so excited about figuring out the look of the NeoPixel strip last week that I totally forgot to talk about soldering everything to...
    • 13 Dec 2014
  • Christmas Hat: Un-Uglying the NeoPixel Strip

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A post wherein I talk about my attempts to beautify this awesome component. https://vimeo.com/113789083 I love a good NeoPixel Strip. But they're kind of ugly, right? They have markings and conductive patches along the entire length—which i...
    • 6 Dec 2014
  • Smart-Earring Keeps Track of your Heart Rate, Calories and Activity

    Catwell
    Catwell
    A smart-earring that tracks your heart rate and activity (via Ear-O-Smart)Activity tracking has been a buzz product in the wearable technology industry for a while now. Whether its bracelets, shoes, or shirts, there are lots of wearables out there th...
    • 1 Dec 2014
  • Christmas Hat: The Code

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A brief post about how I assembled the code from several sources. https://vimeo.com/113147789 The IdeaThe basic behavior I want is for the hat to be red and green for temperatures above 60 degrees fahrenheit, and to be blue and white for te...
    • 29 Nov 2014
  • Baseball Players can Avoid Injury with the Motus Smart-Sleeve

    Catwell
    Catwell
    Motus smart sleeve for baseball pitchers (via Motus)  If you are a sports fan, or simply a fan of not witnessing people severely injure themselves, then you'll be happy to know that one company has finally done something to prevent it. ...
    • 26 Nov 2014
  • Christmas Hat: Connections

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A brief post in which I hook everything up and see if it works. https://vimeo.com/112549406 NeoPixel StripStrip 5v >> Flora VBattStrip Din >> Flora D6Strip GND >> Flora GND I’d sketched out how everything fit together...
    • 22 Nov 2014
  • Can Google Glass Be Used For Surveillance?

    DaveYoung
    DaveYoung
    So much talk about Glassholes! You know, people that wear their Google Glass and violate some set of social rules claimed to be 'common sense' despite the fact that the tech hasn't been around long enough for much of society to realize they exist. Bu...
    • 18 Nov 2014
  • Christmas Hat: Prep and Planning

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A brief post wherein I talk about making a hat mockup.https://vimeo.com/111921043Why ya doin’ that?I like making a mockup for two reasons: 1) it gives me the ability to change component placement and see potential aesthetic problems before I’ve done ...
    • 15 Nov 2014
  • Is smartwatch customization the way to sell the idea?

    Catwell
    Catwell
    The various styles of Blocks smartwatches (via Blocks)Smartwatches may just become the best option for management on the go, but they don't always have the features you may need. What if you could customize your smartwatch to be tailored to your ...
    • 13 Nov 2014
  • Christmas Hat: Components

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A short video where I just go through the main components that will be in the hat. https://vimeo.com/111591143Linky List of ThingsIf all goes according to plan, then this is what I need to make my fabulous hat:Flora microcontroller1.3 meters whi...
    • 12 Nov 2014
  • Wearables could spare us pain and lives – So, who’s helping?

    Catwell
    Catwell
    Element-14’s Design Challenge looks to prevent injuries from sudden impacts (via element14) Everything is fun and games. You are just biding your time, playing the odds until… the sudden impact. Sudden impacts can be (and often are) devasta...
    • 11 Nov 2014
  • A Christmas Hat

    brenyc13
    brenyc13
    A short post wherein I introduce a new project: The Christmas Hat https://vimeo.com/111267391 Can't Get EnoughI know what you're thinking. Isn't one light-up piece of wearable headgear enough? To which I passionately answer: No! It isn't! O...
    • 8 Nov 2014
  • Cloth that Thinks

    cstanton
    cstanton
    www.youtube.com/watch I've seen antennas based into cloth before; so I find a wireless power antenna embedded in clothing to be very curious!
    • 21 Aug 2014
  • My Experience with the NFC Ring

    Dudley
    Dudley
    doctorcdf got a batch of rings from NFCRing for us to try out and I thought I would blog about my experience with it. The NFC Ring The ring itself is solid, titanium and looks good. It has the company name on it, causing my wife to accuse m...
    • 19 Aug 2014
  • The Emperor's Blinking New Clothes

    cstanton
    cstanton
    Out with the old, in with the... hang on! This may (not) come as a surprise to you, but wearable technology isn't new. As early as the 15th/16th century (we're not going as far back as a wearable abacus, though) the humble clock was made in...
    • 24 Jul 2014
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