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Show HN: Designing a Circuit Board for Touch Sensitive Lighting
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10y ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2055918540/whoa-board-d... - preorders end today.
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Touch Sensitive EL Wire – Ends Today
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Open Source Platform for Smart Clothes
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10y ago
More narrative here: http://imgur.com/gallery/1n4Jn
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Capacitive Sensing EL Wire for Motion Sensitive Smart Clothes
(hackaday.com)
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Show HN: Open source prototyping board for making EL wire touch sensitive
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10y ago
It can also be connected to wireless chips, like the NRF24, XBEE, or the ESP6822 wifi module to have installations or garments that are networked with each other.
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10y ago
Hi there! I made this, it turn electro-luminescent materials (the make EL wire, EL panels/tape, EL paint) into a capacitive touch sensor It is also an open source arduino compatible board based on the ATMEGA 32u4, so it is programmabl
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Show HN: Prototyping board for making motion sensitive wearable light
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10y ago
Hi!!! I made this. Would love to answer questions, ect.
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Show HN: Whoa Board – make Electro-Luminescent materials touch sensitive
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Show HN: Whoa Board – Make Electro-Luminescent Materials Touch Sensitive
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13y ago
Thought it was http://www.jotly.co/ at first...
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13y ago
Episode 3 of this tv show is very relevant: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Black_Mirror_episodes
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New Technologies have Side Effects That are Hard to Reason About
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15y ago
Similar idea (solar cell would be much cheaper if they were much thinner), different process: http://www.naanovo.com/home
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15y ago
There are other benefits as well. Youtube promotes trending videos, so if you get a lot of views very quickly, particularly among a common demographic, then the video will be more heavily promoted, and is more likely to go viral. Similarly,
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15y ago
This is awesome. Would be cool to see a version for a lower level language like C that would help people understand the stack and visualize pointer arithmetic.
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15y ago
This is incorrect for several reasons. First off, they mention that when the initial design decision was made, a similar operation cost ~$160, which is tenable for an operation that only happens once in a while. This is in fact a case of t
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15y ago
This doesn't exactly qualify as "just another domain name". It looks like there is actually some fairly interesting technical story behind this...
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15y ago
Except that it is extremely useful as a powerful calculator for students and professionals doing technical things, and in the process of being very handy teaches people mathematica notation. Just because it's not necessarily aimed at the a
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15y ago
If you are referring to Africa, there's a good reason multinational corporations aren't opening up shop. Namely, the multinational corporations of the 1880's and on made such a mess of things that many of the countries now have very little
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15y ago
Point 5 reminds me of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differentiation_under_the_integ...
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15y ago
Why would you go to a radiation zone willingly. I thought the levels were still pretty high.
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15y ago
How would one do that? Lasers? Focused blasts of air?
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15y ago
Doesn't seem to be in line with this: http://www.yalealumnimagazine.com/blog/?p=11634 ...
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15y ago
Here is a company doing it on a massive scale: http://www.climate.com/ . Basically they do it and then use their models to sell more accurately priced insurance.
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15y ago
Meh... what I've always gotten out of stuff about Fibonacci numbers is that it's pretty amazing that a lot of disparate things in nature seem to arrive at similar patterns because very different situations end up having similar sorts of con
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15y ago
I disagree, I think there are plenty of social groups where this type of media isn't looked down upon at all. Same with shooters... ect. If your goal is to chase immediate gratification (as many a person seems to do), you'll be better serv
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