A variation on a pressure point interface using black thermochromic ink on a ring of fluorescent fabric. Glued the fabric and only supply 1,5 volt power. See the full gallery on Posterous
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Screen printing on fabric
I’ve been very lucky with the thermochromic ink. I got a very big discount from Blanken Controls, two liters for the price of one. That was just as well because my first attempt at screen printing has failed. I went to a workshop to get assistance. And after having obtained a screen with the right […]
Screen printing
This Monday I worked with Peter, a screen printing expert on my reflective strips. We tested two different inks: the Matsui and the ChromaZone. I bought the Matsui ink in a very nice turquoise blue to be activated at 27 degrees and a black with an activation temperature of 25 degrees. The Dutch firm Blanken […]
A technical meeting
There was a small group at the meeting last week. Which was nice in the sense that we could all claim Paul (the engineer) for a longer time. Today we all inventoried our current status and needs with regard to the technical part of our projects. Thermochromic ink First I did tests with the thermochromic […]
No-tech prototypes
After trying some work with a LED matrix I decided that is was time to look for a simple way to experiment with the visualisation of the data. There are three routes to take: the stain, the line or the flock route. I’m looking for ways of translating the parameters: colour, length, applied pressure and […]