case studies interactive design

Locked Down the display title on the device During the study week, I plan to spend time locking down the display title on the device and model out the appearance of the device. Below is a showcase of the Braille font display on the wearable device. Item  Item Task Task Note Note Phone No. Phone no. Hold for recording, Hold for recording, Then press once for playback Modeling device I then import the text as an image reference and model it out in Blender. The title arrangement was according to the previous interviewer's response which allocate the most important title in the first place and sequence arranging.             The surface of the device is flat to make the user easy to read the braille. A USB hole for them to power up the device. extrude and attach the front and back of the device holder for holding the string string for the device in the alpha test Modify the device To keep the project smaller scale, I removed the meeting note button and just focused on th

Assembling Connection Pins In Week 8 & Week 9, my online packages for Arduino mechanics are finally here. I start by assembling the pin connections. The assembling pins parts all refer to online resources I found. I only attach one push button in the current state to ensure it can work after moving on to multiple buttons.

Project Development 3d printing In Week 7, I used 3d printing to print the cover. The purpose of my doing this is to make myself familiar with 3d printing. Because in previous semesters, I only have little knowledge of 3d printing.  Besides, to start tryouts and failed multiple times in the beginning. Below is my tryout process. In modeling stage In the preview 3d printing stage 3d printing After the 3D printing trial, I realise the wearable device's depth is limited. Furthermore, I made the model too thin so that it would be simple to break out. Here, I discovered how to make the model more substantial and in-depth.