DOM Glove

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We spend most of our "real-time" these days inside of a Document Object Model (DOM), be it in a desktop browser, mobile or some other device, driven by vast amounts of data. The goal of this project is to explore hardware interfaces for more direct control of this environment and better ways of directly exploring large quantities of data.

A #DataInterfaces Lab Project

Software/UX Design: Aleksandar Bradic
Hardware Design: Voja Antonic
Textile Design: Majenta Strongheart

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HumanDataInterfaces_Sketching19.pdf

Human Data Interfaces Sketching in Hardware 2019 Presentation

Adobe Portable Document Format - 15.85 MB - 09/28/2019 at 04:19

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IMG_3463.MOV

Glove Demo #1

quicktime - 35.78 MB - 09/26/2019 at 18:09

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GloveMidiSCH.zip

Schematics + Firmware V1

Zip Archive - 19.44 MB - 09/26/2019 at 17:57

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Components

1 × SPH-001T-P0.5L Clips, Contacts, Terminals and Splices / Terminals

1 × PHR-2 Connectors and Accessories / Board-to-Board and Card Edge Connectors

1 × 74LVC07APW,118 Logic ICs / Gates and Inverters

1 × D09S33E4GV00LF Connectors and Accessories / D-Subminiature Connectors

1 × NLSV4T244EDTR2G Logic ICs / Buffers, Drivers, Transceivers

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Sketching in Hardware #DataInterfaces Presentation
Aleksandar Bradic • 10/17/2019 at 22:16 • 0 comments

Last month I did a talk at Sketching in Hardware '19 that explains some of the motivation behind this project. Here are the slides. More project updates to follow!

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HumanDataInterfaces_Sketching19.pdf

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GloveMidiSCH.zip

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