Author: triangleline
Making Music with Plants
Nadia Peek
Judy Aime’ Castro
Lamps by Kate Stout
3D printed clothing | Danit Peleg
Burnouts – Julia Christensen
The Knowledge navigator
game-making for everyone?
Forgotten Female Programmers
The Institute for Figuring
strobe animated sculptures
Jen Stark
Arthur Ganson
Oasis
Tattoo Circuits
rogan brown / paper sculpture
Toward a better programming
iphone 6 teardown
Becca Rose
Sophia Brueckner
Thinking about Making
The Fractals at the Heart of African Designs
The New Ecology of Things
Several major trends are emerging that affect interaction design. With the advent of post-PC devices like the iPad, cheap sensors and microcontrollers like the Arduino, and services like Kindle Wispersync, we’re in the middle of a shift towards ubiquitous computing, tangible interaction, and cloud services. Because of these trends, our field must consider the integration of the traditionally separate areas of screen and tangible interaction design.
Lights Are On but Nobody’s Home
a critical take on the internet of things…
“Who needs the Internet of Things? Not you, but corporations who want to imprison you in their technological ecosystem.”
Making Basswood Pliers
Moroccan Zellij
joselyn mcdonald
Brian Evans
Wilson Hall Maker Space
Opening in Spring 2016, the Wilson Hall Maker space will house tools for digital fabrication, physical computing, and instrument/interface design. Continue reading
DIY Nights
Travis Thatcher and the Composition and Computer Technologies program will be hosting DIY Nights once the Wilson Maker Space is set up (we’re currently waiting on doors). Continue reading
Welcome!
Welcome to Electronic Arts & Crafts, a course for people interested in crafting with electrons. Continue reading