Aipoly Vision versus Tap Tap See: Apps for visual impairment
Aipoly Vision and Tap Tap See do very similar things. They are object recognise apps for visually impaired,  to help someone understand their surroundings. You only need to point your phone or iPad at the object and press a large on-screen button to turn on the...
Augmented Human ’13 overview
“USE THEM OR DO SOMETHING ELSE” Details about the conference and presentations. Website with proceedings and information. Published paper: Message Bag: Can Assistive Technology Combat Forgetfulness? on ACM, so membership may be required. This is a look at...
Slow Technology: Programming the Interface
This post examines The interface described will be coded using Xcode, using the interface builder (fig. 20) section of Xcode as well as coding the elements that will not be immediately visible on screen (fig. 21). Figure 20 Interface designed elements in Xcode....
Slow Technology: Last Planet
Last Planet is introduced as a retail solution designed to increase dwell time, reflection and interaction. The project set out to investigate the use of Slow Technology[1] (ST) in a retail environment, this is a point of departure from a study (Boehner et al 2005)...Tinker Tailor
When I started making wearable electronics - it was very difficult to find unusual parts, small components, fabrics, conductive materials, all in one place. I decided to create Tinker Tailor to address this for makers!
www.TinkerTailor.tech supplies the difficult-to-get parts for the Wearable Electronics community. My aim is to provide you with everything you need to make wearable technology projects, for beginners and experienced makers too.
