Using off-the-shelf materials, we developed low-cost light-sensitive, temperature-responsive, and conductive screenprinting inks.
Category: interactive materials
3D-Designed Molds for Baking and Freezing
This is a continuation of Melting Materials for Mold Making, where we describe some of our experiments to create molds of wax, chocolate, and jello using 3D
AME to host TEI 2019
Our bid to host TEI 2019, the fourteenth International ACM Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction at AME has been officially accepted! We will host
Tracking Artist Hand Movements
Recently we started a new project to analyze hand movements of artists while they are drawing on a physical drawing canvas. The goal of this
Melting Materials for Mold Making
While 3D printers have become more accessible, it is still relatively expensive and time consuming to generate 3D prints. In addition, the materials commonly available
Interactive Materials Spring 2016 Showcase
The Interactive Materials Spring’16 final projects were themed around visualizing, coping with, and utilizing extreme heat. More formal documentation of each project will be posted to the