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Device of the Week 3: Atomic Bands

Gladys Loh

Friday, Oct 06, 2017 - 01:44:17 am

@ sleepygladys

Atomic Bands is the first kinetic gaming wearables that uses dual motion sensor bands and Bluetooth. Users are not constrained by space, they have complete freedom of movement as there is no need to be within the perimeters of a room or camera. A step further from typical fitness band trackers in the market, as it analyzes correct form and Read more →

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Device of the Week 2: Thync's Relax Pro

Gladys Loh

Friday, Oct 06, 2017 - 01:23:56 am

@ sleepygladys

Looking deceivingly just like a device sticking at the neck, this device can do much more. Thync’s Relax Pro sits around the neck, sending mini brain massages that help individuals de-stress and sleep better. Through nerve stimulation – electrodes that are safe, low-voltage signals – these are sent to the brain’s adrenaline system. The nervous system then instructs the body Read more →

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Human + Exhibition Reflection

Goh Cher See

Friday, Oct 06, 2017 - 12:49:02 am

@ CherSee

The Human + Exhibition explores the idea of enhancing human capability in a form of an augmented limbs. I find that the exhibition was a mind-boggling journey through all the ideas and artwork.

One of the weirdest augmented limbs that I find quite disturbing was the Sonochromatic Head by Neil Harbisson. The function of the tube at the top of the Read more →

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Device of the Week: TrackR

Anam Musta'ein

Friday, Oct 06, 2017 - 12:33:22 am

@ Amazing Anam

TrackR

TrackR is a coin-sized wireless device, developed by engineers Chris Herbert and Christian Smith, that allows you to find your lost or misplaced items within seconds using an app on your smartphone. Due to its tiny size, the TrackR is portable and could be fitted into your wallet or attached to your keys, your bags, and other belongings.

It Read more →

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Interactive Devices Final Project: Obsoleting Instruments Concept.

Ong Zi Feng

Thursday, Oct 05, 2017 - 10:16:40 pm

@ Basics

The speed of our advancing technology and the technology that is getting obsolete are on the same pace, 15 years ago, we were using Floppy Disks, 10 years ago, we were still using Compact Discs and the millennials now does not know what a Floppy Disk is. We still see CDs now but they are getting obsolete really soon as Read more →

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Interactive Devices - Device of the week 3: Electric Paint Lamp Kit

Ong Zi Feng

Thursday, Oct 05, 2017 - 05:28:13 pm

@ Basics

Conductive paint had been here for some time and the application for seemed to be really a next level to interactive devices. This is an example of the usage of a conductive paint, Electric Paint Lamp Kit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxaVAjmQ9Ts

The Conductive Paint Lamp Kit is a simple product which springs from the novelty of Conductive Paint and what made it so special is Read more →

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Reflection: Human+

Anam Musta'ein

Thursday, Oct 05, 2017 - 03:43:44 pm

@ Amazing Anam

OPTIMIZATION OF PARENTING, PART 2

It was an incredible experience at the Human+ exhibition held at the ArtScience Museum. They displayed an array of inventions, innovations and installations that pushed concepts and ideas that we thought would only exist in the science-fictional world. From physical augmentations to emerging technologies, and even genetic and body modifications, the projects explore future possibilities for Read more →

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Device of the Week #2 - Liftware Steady

Nicholas Makoto

Thursday, Oct 05, 2017 - 12:01:12 pm

@ Grandma Joe

For people plagued with disorders such as Parkinson’s, hand dexterity is heavily hindered by tremors that arise from the disorder. This heavily alters any activity requiring even the most basic of coordination. In turn, making the activity much harder, or even near impossible causing those affected to require more time or even assistance with these tasks.

Fortunately, there are people who Read more →

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Device of the week #4: Roly Poly By NUS (2008)

BAO

Tuesday, Oct 03, 2017 - 10:31:46 pm

@ BAO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npftAxdxQ70

I found this device when I am just surfing on youtube finding projects for robotics. This project is done by design incubation centre in National University of Singapore (NUS). The project started with a question:

Would I feel the physical presence of my close ones?

While the internet provides a platform for text messaging and video calling, Roly Poly aims to offer Read more →

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Device of the week #4: Sense

Hannah

Tuesday, Oct 03, 2017 - 12:13:21 pm

@ Hannah Kwah

The Sense system consists of Sense, Sleep Pill and Smart Alarm, a mobile app. Sense tracks the user’s sleeping behaviour, monitors his sleeping environment and adjust the alarm accordingly. The device has a speaker to play sounds that helps him sleep better. The Sleep Pill is attached to the pillow and tracks the user’s sleep. The Smart Alarm will wake you Read more →

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