New Textiles 2010

HELLO WORLD FABRIC PCB

HELLO WORLD FABRIC PCB/ Fabric PCB Assignment, Part 2

Team 5: Edwina (edwina@media.mit.edu), Amy (a_lemess@mit.edu), James (james.leng@gmail.com), Sarah B. (swbates@mit.edu)

Team 5: Edwina (edwina@media.mit.edu), Amy (a_lemess@mit.edu), James (james.leng@gmail.com), Sarah B.

Team 2: Brad (bcrane@gsd.harvard.edu), Sarah W. (witt@mit.edu), Madeleine (mcelish@mit.edu)

Team 4: Xiao Xiao (xiaosquared@gmail.com), Kristin (kree@mit.edu), Ellan (efs8@mit.edu)

Team 1: Angela (anjchang@mit.edu), Yang Yang (yang2@mit.edu), Nadia (ncheng@mit.edu), Rizal (rizal@mit.edu)

Team 5: Edwina (edwina@media.mit.edu), Amy (a_lemess@mit.edu), James (james.leng@gmail.com), Sarah B.

Bring your project to class on March 3 for demonstrations.

For this assignment you will work in teams to create an artifact that includes a fabric PCB. The artifact should include an ATtiny13 microcontroller, at least two outputs and at least one digital (switch) input. A picture of the circuit that I made is below. You can use this circuit as a starting point, but you should not just turn in an identical copy. You should modify my circuit in some way and/or incorporate it into a larger project by, for example, sewing it into a garment.\\\

For this assignment you will work in teams to create an artifact that includes a fabric PCB. The artifact should include an ATtiny13 microcontroller, at least two outputs and at least one digital (switch) input. A picture of the circuit that I made is below. You can use this circuit as a starting point, but you should not just turn in an identical copy for this assignment. You should modify it in some way and/or incorporate it into a larger project by, for example, sewing it into a garment.\\\

Teams for this assignment are listed below. With your team you should create a page on this site that documents your project and add your project link to this page. Your page should include pictures, including at least one close up of your PCB and one image that shows the entire project, and a paragraph about your experience. Also create a short video of your project in action. Post the video online (vimeo, youtube, your own site) and include a link to your video in your documentation page.

For this assignment you will work in teams to create an artifact that includes a fabric PCB. The artifact should include an ATtiny13 microcontroller, at least two outputs and at least one digital (switch) input. Here's the circuit that I made that you can use as a starting point. You should not just turn in a copy of my circuit. You should modify it in some way and/or incorporate it into a larger project by, for example, sewing it into a garment.

Teams for this assignment are listed below. With your team you should create a page on this site that documents your project and add your project link to this page. Your page should include pictures, including at least one close up of your PCB and one image that shows the entire project, and a paragraph about your experience. Also create a short video of your project in action. Post the video online (vimeo, youtube, your own site...) and include a link to your video in your documentation page.

You may work in the High-Low Tech lab during open lab hours. Lab hours for the week are posted below.

Teams

Team 1: Angela (anjchang@mit.edu), Yang Yang (yang2@mit.edu), Nadia (ncheng@mit.edu), Rizal (rizal@mit.edu)

Team 2: Brad (bcrane@gsd.harvard.edu), Sarah W. (witt@mit.edu), Madeleine (mcelish@mit.edu)

Team 3: Elly (ejessop@mit.edu), Felecia (fad@mit.edu), Dawn (dawn@mit.edu), Tiffany (tiffy@mit.edu)

Team 4: Xiao Xiao (xiaosquared@gmail.com), Kristin (kree@mit.edu), Ellan (efs8@mit.edu)

Team 1: Angela (anjchang@mit.edu), Yang Yang (yang2@mit.edu), Nadia (ncheng@mit.edu), Rizal (rizal@mit.edu)
Team 2: Brad (bcrane@gsd.harvard.edu), Sarah W. (witt@mit.edu), Madeleine (mcelish@mit.edu)
Team 3: Elly (ejessop@mit.edu), Felecia (fad@mit.edu), Dawn (dawn@mit.edu), Tiffany (tiffy@mit.edu)
Team 4: Xiao Xiao (xiaosquared@gmail.com), Kristin (kree@mit.edu), Ellan (efs8@mit.edu)
Team 5: Edwina (edwina@media.mit.edu), Amy (a_lemess@mit.edu), James (james.leng@gmail.com), Sarah B. (swbates@mit.edu)

Team 3: Elly, Felecia, Dawn \\

Monday March 1: 1-6pm \\

Team 3: Elly, Felicia, Dawn \\

Team 1: Angela, Yang Yang, Nadia, Rizal
Team 2: Brad, Sarah W., Madeleine
Team 3: Elly, Felicia, Dawn
Team 4: Xiao Xiao, Kristin, Ellan \\

You may work in the High-Low Tech lab during open lab hours. Lab hours for the week are posted below.

You may work in the High-Low Tech lab and use the laser cutter and other facilities during open lab hours. Lab hours for the week are posted below.

Team 5: Edwina, Amy, James, Sarah B.

Lab hours for this week

Friday February 26: 3-6pm
Monday March 1: 11-4pm
Tuesday March 2: 1-6pm

Fabric PCB Assignment, Part 2

Due: Wednesday, March 3, 2010

For this assignment you will work in teams to create an artifact that includes a fabric PCB. The artifact should include an ATtiny13 microcontroller, at least two outputs and at least one digital (switch) input. Teams are listed below.

Create a page on this site that documents your project and add your project link to this page. Your page should include pictures, including at least one close up of your PCB and one image that shows the entire project, and a paragraph about your experience. Also create a short video of your project in action. Post the video online (vimeo, youtube, your own site...) and include a link to your video in your documentation page.

Team 1: Angela, Yang Yang, Nadia, Rizal

Team 2: Brad, Sarah W., Madeleine

Team 3: Elly, Felicia, Dawn

Team 4: Xiao Xiao, Kristin, Ellan

Team 5: Edwina, Amy, James, Sarah B.