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T.his page contains all the wearable technology project Emily has created since she started making wearables. Some project have links to the blog post that include instructions. If you can't find the instructions, and want a hand, or want to buy the project, contact Emily at emily.daub@colorado.edu
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I made this for the spring 2016 wearable class. This semester, I really wanted to focus on creating analog (as opposed to digital) circuits, but for this assignment I needed to make a digital circuit. So to challenge my self in a new way, I created this by doing my own design sprint. This top took a total of 8 hours to make including sketching circuitry, laser cutting the pattern, writing the code to control the top, and documenting it throughout. While this
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top is almost entirely useless (its not very aesthetically pleasing, and the interaction is only ok), it is a really great example of what wearable technology can do to show to people who have no idea what wearable technology is. This top has a circle of lights on the back that light up in a circular pattern when an accelerometer sense an inversion of the y axis (going upside down).
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