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Finished SUI Cube

April 13th, 2010
Posted in Prototyping

The first cube is finished![ READ MORE ]

Button Coding Progress #2

April 6th, 2010
Posted in Prototyping

Added functionality: button double-press (hold red light on) button press hold + touch tap (switches rainbow color) button press hold + touch hold (cross fades between rainbow colors)[ READ MORE ]

Button Coding Progress #1

April 5th, 2010
Posted in Prototyping

Building the “SUI cube” prototype is progressing quickly and with only some pain… My initial electronics design made use of a very small code library that would allow me to sense the touch of the button. This method did not require any additional hardware and used only a small amount of code to detect the [ READ MORE ]

Touch Sensitive Button

March 31st, 2010
Posted in Prototyping

…with conductive thread! I never thought I would hear myself say that! Thanks to my classmate, Katrina Anderson, for the perfect idea of sewing conductive thread on top of a monome.org style rubber button. Many updates to catch up on… I have decided on a direction for the final prototype: a small cube with a [ READ MORE ]

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SUIs are multiple inputs, combined or stacked on each other, which allow you enhanced usability while still being able to use each input independently. This site is the story of my Master's Thesis to prove this framework.

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