Oribotics [the future unfolds] Gallery. Horizon og Effluxus Effluxus og Horizon Behind the curtain GAAJE- ekko / gjenklang Kautokeino Mari Boine Concert Intervall 01001-100 Article 01001-11 Desse Auga How to cover a bruise load more Copyright 2013. Textile Futures Research Student Group. Smart Textiles Design Lab Blog. Textile Sensors. 26 January 2010, TEI , Cambridge, MA 15 participants, 6 hours Constructing textile sensors and circuitry from available and affordable materials and tools. Implementing these in interaction scenarios to explore the qualities of textiles in human-computer interaction.
Participants will be introduced to a range of conductive fabrics, threads, yarns and other soft and squishy materials with interesting electrical properties. These materials, which have been sourced and selected because of their availability and price, will be used in series of handcraft techniques that include sewing, knitting and crochet. These techniques require very basic tools such as sewing and knitting needles, crochet hooks, scissors and irons. >> Download the workshop presentation as PDF (11MB) people Hannah Perner-Wilson Leah Buechley. Computational Textiles as Materials for Creativity. Textile Sensor Demos. TEXTILE FUTURES | Central Saint Martins College MA Textile Futures.