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Zinet kan downloades som en almindelig pdf, eller som en forberedt print-og fold pdf (printes på A4, dobbeltsidet (kort led)).
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Finished Masters in IT-Product Development @ cs.au Continuing part B of my PhD @ ddinf
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I’ve been wanting to play around with clustering, but just as a hobby, so on the cheap.
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I got my first full paper accepted and presented it at CHI2025!
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So, I had the thought, wouldn’t it be neat to have a physical version of the neurodiversity rainbow infinity symbol?
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TLDR PDM Recordings tend to be very low volume and offset from zero.
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TLDR The camera module fails to power down.
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Years ago, as part of the CS.AU talent track program, I got to play with a haptic feedback authoring device called Feelix.
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For the second semester course of my masters Designing Wearables, I wanted to explore how wearable design could support people in showing care and affection when touch-aversion hinders close physical contact.
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Began 4+4 PhD @ cc.au Department of Digital Design & Information Studies.
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Update 04-08: Added section on a bangle.js app I had forgotten, fixed title.
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About a month ago, my partner suggested a new project: Let’s turn their found-in-an-abandoned-hospital second world war gas mask into a microphone… Sure!
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I spent most of 2022 stuck to a computer, finishing up my bachelors and continuing my masters.
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Finished Bachelor in IT-Product Development @ cs.au Began Masters in IT-Product Development @ cs.au
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So, the bitcrusher.
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So I bought an old landline phone.
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Last year I turned the ArduinoISP circuit into a PCB, which I etched on a single sided board.
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The zine can be downloaded as a regular pdf, or as a print-and-fold pdf.
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Some time ago, I found two glass globes for old lighting fixtures in a thrift shop.
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Back in 2018, I had a go at making various metal badges, using only cheap, easily accessible materials (and I guess a 3D printer).
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Some months ago I came across a circuit simply consisting of a bunch of 1.5 hz blinking LEDs all wired in parallel.
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As an exercise in electronics design and soldering, I had the idea of recreating the visual of a mercury or alcohol thermometer using smd components.