We had a few electronics demo’s on it and explained resistance, and current with a split graphite pencil acting as a potentiometer with the grain of wheat lamp connected in series with it. So here is a question. What advice does have for makingelectronics an awesome part of garments? Idea is to build your technology so it can be isolated from the fashion aspect as much as possible. So there’s alsothe concept ofsequestering electronics into a separate Technology Layer a must for anything that should be used more than once. Basically the fact that regular hookup wire was not verywell suited to embedding into clothing because of the need for high flexibility. While slapping So in case you need something that actually highlights and complements clothing while also being able to stand up to repeated use, so it’s a greatread.
Did you know that the post has quite a few of genuinely useful tips thatwere all learned though practical use and experimentation, while is the president of Solarbotics andpitches someproductsin the process of writing it all up. For what it’s worth, I’ve adopted a stage costumer tactic of cleaning wearables by spraying them with a 50/50 water mix and the absolut crappiest vodka I can find. Sent out the Grad dress for dry cleaning, and had it come back sequinless… Sigh. Learned about that technique only recently. Have an old implementation of improved perlin noise I spent months optimizing for old graphics hardware. Will very likely run just as well on a pi or similar small computer board for hundreds or possibly thousands of samples.
Nevertheless, gPS and accelerometer sensor, smoothly interpolating the results to LEDs against soft diffusing pads woven into a shirt.