This interactive table light fixture was inspired by the work of famous mid-century designer, Gerrit Rietveld. Each panel is touch-activated and is independent from one another, allowing for endless color possibilities. Have fun making and playing with it! More info
https://youtu.be/_AZyi1IvbuA In this tutorial I’m gonna teach you how to make a simple touch sensor Circuit with transistors. I basically uses my finger as a resister to give a signal to Bace of the transistor and light up the LED. You can also replace the LED for a buzzer or any other output component if…
My new project, the Table Tennis Scoreboard is dedicated for amateur sport`s fans and table tennis players. Technical principle is completely new, including software. Scoreboard is communicated via Bluetooth to control boxes on playing table. MCU`s inside Scoreboard and inside Table unit are the same type, Arduino Nano. All buttons are touch sensors. They are…
From computer interfaces to textiles, musical instruments to interactive artworks, we experience the world by touching it. Getting touch right in the design of objects and products is essential – this is where the Trill sensors come in. The Trill sensors use capacitive sensing to precisely track finger movements, making it quick and easy to…
Daren Schwenke’s 3D printed blooming rose embeds a capacitive touch sensor in one of the leaves, which trips an Arduino-controlled actuator that changes the rose’s lighting and causes the petals to splay open or fold closed. These petals are 3D printed and then shaped over a hot chandelier bulb. “The petals are printed flat in…
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