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December 07, 2010, at 11:35 PM by 18.111.92.80 -
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'Image credit : (top left) Mary Frame (1992). Ancient Cloth... Ancient Code?'

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Image credit : (top left) Mary Frame (1992). Ancient Cloth... Ancient Code?

December 07, 2010, at 11:34 PM by 18.111.92.80 -
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December 07, 2010, at 11:33 PM by 18.111.92.80 -
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special thanks to Ayu for helping me out

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special thanks to Ayu for helping me out 'Image credit : (top left) Mary Frame (1992). "Ancient Cloth... Ancient Code?"'

March 10, 2010, at 01:06 PM by 18.111.92.19 -
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special thanks to Ayu for helping me out

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March 10, 2010, at 01:03 PM by 18.111.92.19 -
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March 10, 2010, at 01:02 PM by 18.111.92.19 -
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March 10, 2010, at 12:59 PM by 18.111.92.19 -
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PCB: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

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PCB: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins

March 10, 2010, at 09:59 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Transforming Analog Computational Yarn to Digital Yarn

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Transforming Ancient Computational Yarn into a Digital Yarn

March 10, 2010, at 09:59 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as a number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories, etc). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn. Here, the size is scaled up to three times than the original intention [9 mm in diameter].

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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as a number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories, etc). This project is essentially transforming the analog ‘quipu’ into a digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn. Here, the size is scaled up to three times than the original intention [9 mm in diameter].

March 10, 2010, at 09:58 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn. Here, the size is scaled up to three times than the original intention [9 mm in diameter].

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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as a number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories, etc). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn. Here, the size is scaled up to three times than the original intention [9 mm in diameter].

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PCB: Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

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PCB: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

March 10, 2010, at 09:57 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn. Here, the size is scaled up to three times than the original intention [9 mm in diameter].

March 10, 2010, at 09:53 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
March 10, 2010, at 09:51 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Total Diameter: 3 cm in triangular shape | Total length of yarn: 0.0285 meters (limited by ~1.2 meters of wool yarn made). Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: Z - 3 turns per inch | diameter: 3000 ~ 5000 Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: S ~2 turns per inch | diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins

Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

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Total Diameter: 3 cm in triangular shape | Total length: 1.825 meters . Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: Z - 3 turns per inch | diameter: 3000 ~ 5000 Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: S ~2 turns per inch | diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In PCB: Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

March 10, 2010, at 09:49 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Diameter: 3 cm in triangular shape. Total length of yarn: 0.0285 meters (limited by ~1.2 meters of wool yarn made) Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: Z - 3 turns per inch | diameter: 3000 ~ 5000 Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: S ~2 turns per inch | diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins

Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter -'

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Total Diameter: 3 cm in triangular shape | Total length of yarn: 0.0285 meters (limited by ~1.2 meters of wool yarn made). Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: Z - 3 turns per inch | diameter: 3000 ~ 5000 Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: S ~2 turns per inch | diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins

Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter.

March 10, 2010, at 09:48 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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'-In this 2 yards digital quipu, there are 12 yarns ‘knotted’ with 18 PCB’s with the rules: 1 -> 5 and 5 -> 1 to create a triangular composition. This rules can later be parameterized with other types of rhythm or composition (a-b-a-b / a-a-b-b / a-a-a-b, etc)

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In this 2 yards digital quipu, there are 12 yarns ‘knotted’ with 18 PCB’s with the rules: 1 -> 5 and 5 -> 1 to create a triangular composition. This rules can later be parameterized with other types of rhythm or composition (a-b-a-b / a-a-b-b / a-a-a-b, etc).

March 10, 2010, at 09:48 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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In this 2 yards digital quipu, there are 12 yarns ‘knotted’ with 18 PCB’s with the rules: 1 -> 5 and 5 -> 1 to create a triangular composition. This rules can later be parameterized with other types of rhythm or composition (a-b-a-b / a-a-b-b / a-a-a-b, etc)

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'-In this 2 yards digital quipu, there are 12 yarns ‘knotted’ with 18 PCB’s with the rules: 1 -> 5 and 5 -> 1 to create a triangular composition. This rules can later be parameterized with other types of rhythm or composition (a-b-a-b / a-a-b-b / a-a-a-b, etc)

March 10, 2010, at 09:47 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters

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  • Wool twist: ~3 turns per inch
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Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters Cotton twist direction: S Cotton twist: ~2 turns per inch Cotton diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In

PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 PCB’s Points: 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pin

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Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: Z - 3 turns per inch | diameter: 3000 ~ 5000 Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters | twist direction: S ~2 turns per inch | diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 | 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pins

March 10, 2010, at 09:46 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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'- Diameter: 3 cm in triangular shape. Total length of yarn: 0.0285 meters (limited by ~1.2 meters of wool yarn made)

Wool fiber length: ~300 millimeters

  • Wool twist direction: Z
  • Wool twist: ~3 turns per inch
  • Wool Diameter: 3000 ~ 5000

Cotton fiber length: ~300 millimeters Cotton twist direction: S Cotton twist: ~2 turns per inch Cotton diameter : 5.5 sts to 1 In

PCB’s Areas: 4.19 cm2 PCB’s Points: 3 for Positive Pin, 3 for Negative Pin, and 6 for MOSI, MISO, RESET and SCK pin

Propose Conductivity: ~1.2 ohms per centimeter -'

March 10, 2010, at 09:39 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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The yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). My yarn is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

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My yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). This project is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

March 10, 2010, at 09:38 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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The yarn is highly inspired by Quipu an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). My yarn then essentially a transformation from analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substitute the knot with PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

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The yarn is highly inspired by Quipu, an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). My yarn is essentially transforming analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substituting the knot with the PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

March 10, 2010, at 09:35 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Design

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Specification

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March 10, 2010, at 09:32 AM by 18.98.6.15 -
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Digital Quipu

Transforming Analog Computational Yarn to Digital Yarn

http://newtextiles.media.mit.edu/uploads/Main/quipu.jpg

The yarn is highly inspired by Quipu an ancient counting devices from the Inca Empire in which knotted string act as number for record keeping and record communication purposes (census record, state storehouse inventories). My yarn then essentially a transformation from analog ‘quipu’ to digital ‘quipu’ by substitute the knot with PCB and the cord with conductive and non-conductive yarn.

Design

http://newtextiles.media.mit.edu/uploads/Main/quipu2.jpg

In this 2 yards digital quipu, there are 12 yarns ‘knotted’ with 18 PCB’s with the rules: 1 -> 5 and 5 -> 1 to create a triangular composition. This rules can later be parameterized with other types of rhythm or composition (a-b-a-b / a-a-b-b / a-a-a-b, etc)