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Two Worlds with Layers
In a limited time, problems of digital communication should be made physical. The...
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Uploaded on Apr 12, 2010
My Profile
In a limited time, problems of digital communication should be made physical. This is a...
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Uploaded on Apr 12, 2010
Social Filter
In a limited time, problems of digital communication should be made physical. Filtering...
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Uploaded on Apr 12, 2010
Setdesign Workshop
Here are the results of the workshop with setdesign-students in berlin, 2009. In a...
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Uploaded on Apr 12, 2010
nameless#2, front
This is the side of the second prototype with the fabric interface elements and the microcontroller (hidden under the round cover).
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#1, detail
A detail from the first of the two prototypes. You can see the belt buckle and some of the pushbuttons I used to connect the fabric layers.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, belt buckle and transistors
Here you can see the cover and the interface plugs on the backside of the second prototype. The...
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, belt and buckle
The belt and buckle serve as a switch with multiple poles. The buckle goes to power. Closing it into one of the hole makes a connection.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, radio and poti
Here you can see the back with the radio attached to the battery and a digital potentiometer. It replaces the one on the radio.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, fabric interface elements
The clasp with the strap serve as a continuous input for the volume of the radio. The magnetic buttons on top are digital switches.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, interface details
nameless#2, transistors
I used transistors to replace the buttons on the radio. The microcontroller (an...
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, radio attached
This is how it looks when the radio is attached to the transistors, power and potentiometer....
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, backside
The backside with the transistors, the cover and some interface elements from the front.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, backside with cover
This is how the backside looks with the cover removed and no radio connected to it.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, front with cover and Lilypad
The cover on the front covers the Lilypad, its power adapter and the LiPo battery (that is not attached in this picture).
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, Lilypad and power detail
This is a closeup of the Arduino Lilypad and the power adapter. You can see where...
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
nameless#2, backside
The actual radio is stored under the fabic cover on the back of the object. On the left, you...
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
Setdesign Workshop
Nameless Objects #1
"Design promoviert"
