The Intersection of Fashion, Robotics and Technology
summary
Wearable projects use Teensy controllers, peristaltic pumps and Intel Edison; a cocktail dress actually mixes drinks and lights them, and an 11-piece Audi collection, 120 shows blurs car-brand DNA with animatronics. A smoke dress goes through nine versions after a dry-ice mishap; SLS 3D-printed parts use SLS 3D-printed TPU for flexible geometry. EEG prototypes use NeuroSky and gold-plated GTE electrodes to trigger a camera via a P3 response, and a spider dress implements 12 behavior states that react differently and successfully in public demos.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Anouks background
- 4:00OD
- 5:10Audi
- 6:30Cocktail Dress
- 7:50Body Space
- 8:18System Behavior
- 9:25Smoke Graph
- 10:23SLS
- 15:01The Unicorn Horn
- 16:55Electrodes
- 17:49Brain Signals
- 19:10Genuine Data
- 21:14Spider Dress
- 23:19Smoke Dress
- 24:44Codependency
- 25:17Spiders
- 25:51The Maker Faire
- 27:34The Cocktail Dress
- 28:06Education
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