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        <description>First Ideas for the final project:

	*  Textile which provides/includes heat technology to prevent back pains and which you can use several times.

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	*  Integrating life monitoring devices in daily textiles

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	*  I know a patient who has lost his foot. I already spoke with an expert from the company</description>
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        <description>FabLab Session l 17.01.2018

Today I started my first prototyping. We had some chats with Mika (Tutor of E-Textiles and Wearables 1) and she sent me some inspiring ideas. see http://www.kobakant.at/DIY/?p=6927

On basis on her design I sketched my first sole with a sensor out of textiles which works as a potentiometer triggered by pressure.</description>
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        <description>Construction Phase II

On the January, 25th we had a local prototype presentation. In a feedback round we identified two major problems regarding my first prototype of the insole

	*  inconstant values
	*  no reliable values (10 kg close to the wires brought different values than 10 kg far away from the point of measurement)</description>
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	*  Textile which provides/includes heat to prevent back pains and which you can use several times
	*  integrating life monitoring devices in daily textiles
	*  I know a patient who has lost his foot and it would be a great pleasure for me to find solutions for him to make life for him a bit easier. I already spoke with an expert from the company</description>
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        <description>Ongoing Research

Due to new findings gathered by testing my sensor I am doing some research. I presented my idea in the manufacturer specialized on products in the field of orthopedics, rehabilitation, and care. First of all they liked my idea and said that there is a potential demand on the market for my idea. It was a very positive feedback which strengthen my motivation to keep on going.</description>
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Research Phase: 01.02.2018

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Construction Phase status: 01.02.2018



Requirements:</description>
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        <description>Week 1 l Project management and documentation

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September 26th 2017 l Global Meeting

This class was an introduction to the topics and background of the Fabricademy. It provided mainly the details why and how to document our work.

First assignment:</description>
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        <description>Week 2: Digital bodies

03.10.2017 l FabLab Workshop

The 3th of October is the day of German unity and therefore a bank holiday. But as were are a group with limited experiences when it comes to modeling and operating machines we decided to do a FabLab workshop to become more familiar with our new working environment. We started at 10 in the morning and got an introduction in 3D Scanning which was also the first step for our second assignment.</description>
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10.10.2017 l Global meeting

Zoe Romano introduce us into the systems behind fashion and the textile industry. The focus was on alternative systems such as circular fashion, agile fashion and open value chains.



Our Assigment was:</description>
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        <description>4th Assignment l BioFabricating Dyes &amp; Materials

Our 4th week was about exploring material and coloring alternatives to current dying procedures which have heavy impacts on our environment. After the global meeting on Tuesday I started my own experiments of BioFabrication and Dying.</description>
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        <description>Assignment: E-Textiles &amp; Wearables



This week we had an introduction class by Hannah Pierre Wilson and Mika Satomi about E-Textiles and Wearables. Our first exercise was to create a simple circuit withe an opening blink LED.

We repeated some basics which I vaguely remembered from physics class. First we measured the resistance of different fabrics because the degree of resistance has an impact of the energy flow. My teacher in physics always said:</description>
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        <description>6th assignment: Computational Couture

In the lecture Aldo Sollazzo gave us a introduction in the Computational Couture and showed us some advanced steps in Grasshopper.

The assignment of the week was: “Design and develop your grasshopper definition to create 3 Dimensional patterns to 3D print.</description>
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        <description>Week 7 l Textile as Scaffold

Global meeting 07.11.2017

In the global meeting Anastasia presented us several techniques and methods how textile can be applied technically and how it is used in the industry.

Assignment:

Each student can use a different technique to make a prototype of a technical textile application</description>
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        <description>9th Assignment l E-Textiles and Wearables

Becky Stewart gave us a follow up on wearables and e-textiles and showed us incorporating computation into soft circuits by using micro-controlers and single-board computers.

Assignment:

Create an interactive object; if you are already experienced with coding, focus on fully integrating a micro-contoler into a textile circuit. If you are new to coding, choose an example and get it working using your own sensors and actuators.</description>
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        <description>Week 10 l Implications and applications

The global instructor Oscar Tomico of this week introduced us in the topic of (wearable) technology meets (fashion) design: implications and applications.

Our assignment for this week is:

Individually create a Ultra-personalized product service systems (UPPSS) based on the project you want to develop further as your final project. Make sure that you explore how personalization can happen at more than one level. A customer journey map is expected to be p…</description>
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        <description>Week 11 l Soft robotics

5.12.2017 Global meeting l Instructor Lily Chambers

This week we focused on soft bodied robots which have similarities and performance characteristics similar to living organisms or the human body. Soft-robotics are based in Bio-inspired design or biomimicry and have applications in wearables, rehabilitation prosthetics, surgical robots, rescuing and others. We experimented on the fabrication of soft actuators and grippers.</description>
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        <description>Week 12 l Skin electronics

12.12.2017 l Global Meeting

Global Instructor: Katja Vega

This week dealt with the idea of human-device symbiosis in the field of make-up, prosthesis and tattoos.

13.12.2017 l FabLab Session

We had a tutorial on how to make stencils for circuits with Adobe Illustrator and how to cut them in the vinyl cutter. We did some experiments with conductive ink on our skin.</description>
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