1.12.11 – Laser Etched Art

So, in addition to my regular workload at the Craft Tech Lab, I’ve been staying late to do more ‘artistic’ work. I wrote up a couple of quick…

uCube code – no serial

This is some code for an early version of the UCube that doesn’t rely on Serial input. Useful for testing.

12.13.10 – SpeakJet and UCube Update

Last week I helped a few art students put together a text-to-speech setup using the SparkFun Voice Box board, the TTS-256 Speech to Text chip, and the SpeakJet…

I’m published!

My first (semi) serious article on sustainable design for developing countries was just published at Elephant Journal.com check it out:

Links for design and ICT4D

Here is a list of links I used to help research my article on sustainable design for developing countries (I will post a link to the artlice when…

11.16.10 – UCube Update

After spending most of the day on the laser cutter, inhaling what are undoubtedly toxic fumes, I have made some progress on the UCube. Nothing terribly exciting, but…

11.04.10

The president of the University of Colorado came to the Craft Technology Lab today, so everyone’s been working hard over the past week to get a short demo…

10.26.10 – UCube Z-Axis Cylinder

It’s a happy day, folks. I’ve got the first prototype Z-Axis for the UCube working. It took a lot of a error checking, conductive tape, soldering, and luck,…

10.16.10

Work on the UCube is going ok, but slowly. I was able to purchase some more parts last week to help build out the first prototype. The problem…

uCube v.01

Here’s the first version of the uCube code, which integrates the convexhull + stl code with taking input from the physical 4x4x4 cube. You will need the libraries…

Convex Hull + STL Export

Big breakthrough today on the way toward realizing the UCube. I finally got code working in Processing that takes an arbitrary number of 3d coordinates (in x,y,z format),…

10.04.10 – Maker Faire Wrap-Up

After taking a week to catch my breath (and do all the homework I’d been putting off), I’m recording the rest of Maker Faire NY and other news…

9.21.10

A few trivially exciting bits of info: I received my ~$400 order from DigiKey today, to help make the first prototype of the 3D-Geoboard: Pictured: A brand new…

9.16.10

SADbot got a shout-out today as part of a blog post on Alibre, the awesomely cheap 3D modeling software. Word on the street is that SADbot co-creator and…

9.15.10

I engineered something today! Nothing fancy though. I was searching for a way to be able to make the z-axes of the 3d geoboard movable. For this to…

9.13.10

I’m getting excited from my first trip back to NYC, in order to attend the Open Hardware Summit and to help present SADbot at Maker Faire. There’s even…

3d Geocube code – upgrade

Cleaned up and improved the code significantly for the 3d geocube (working title). Thought I’d post it, mostly for my own records. Note that the newer Arduino code…

Early 3D grid code

So, as part of my research at the Craft Tech Lab, I have been assigned to (attempt) to build an input device. This device would be in the…

8.23.10

First day of class is complete, and I’m not despondent about my changes of actually making it out of here with a degree. Hopefully that feeling with last…

8.21.10

It’s been 8 days since I landed in Boulder. Qwest was finally able to turn on the internet for my apartment today, so that’s one important item off…

SADbot v.05 Code

This is the Arduino code for version 5 of the SADbot. I believe this is the version that appears in the Making Things Move book.

8.17.10

Today was my first day of Engineering Grad orientation at CU Boulder.  It was mildly informative, to be generous. In better news, here are some shots of the…

SADbot

SADbot (The Seasonally Affected Drawing Robot) is a solar powered, interactive drawing machine, originally installed at the Eyebeam window gallery in Chelsea, NYC, in partnership with Dustyn Roberts.…

Device X

As a consultant for GRND lab, I designed and fabricated the outer casing to a patient data entry device for health clinics in Malawi and Uganda, a project…

MAPP

MAPP, or Mechanical Art Production Platform, was a Master’s Thesis project from NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication Program. It is a 3-Axis Robot that runs both algorithmic and user-controlled custom…

Project Roebling

Project Roebling is a work in progress, being developed by Eyebeam, in collaboration with Digital Democracy and the Center for Future Civic Media at MIT Medialab. It is…

eyebeam.org

A completely redesigned website for Eyebeam Atelier using the Drupal content management system. A large amount of Drupal customization was done to create the functionality of the website…

Raphappy

Winner of a $100K grand prize grant from MTVu and Cisco Systems, RapHappy has evolved from a student project with Matt Fargo to a multi-platform, multimedia experience. RapHappy.com…

Equipment Inventory System

A web-based, open-source system for businesses to keep track of inventory and loan-out equipment through a checkout system. Originally developed for Eyebeam Atelier. The code is available under…

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< /titled > is a print work, built using Java and Processing. It uses a web crawler to form hash tables of html tags from a given website,…

Secret Message Sweatshirt (SMS)

The SMS in this sweatshirt does not stand for short message service, but for Secret Message Sweatshirt. The SMS sweatshirt combines thermochromic ink, conductive thread, coin-cell batteries, and…