Reflecting on the topics, readings, and projects introduced by this course, work collaboratively to remake and reinterpret a working prototype of an influential IoT experience. See: http://diot202...more

Remake a paired device. You’ll practice developing paired devices and networked interactions with Particle.publish, Particle.subscribe and webhooks!

Remake Google's Paper Signals: This practice exercise will invite you to create an interesting notification using either a solenoid, a servo, a brushless fan or vibrating disk. You’ll get familiar...more

Remake the Ambient Orb in this his practice exercise. You're asked to create an ambient calendar alert using a neopixel strip. By the end of the project, you’ll have connected your Particle device ...more

Prepare a simple 2-in (sensors or inputs) 1-out (LED) device (i.e. your project will use three components (resistors and wire don't count!)  and at least one must be a sensor). Present a really sim...more

Remake a basic smart light bulb with this exercise: create a basic LED circuit, link it to online connectivity and control it from anywhere!

Reflecting on the topics, readings, and projects introduced by this course, work collaboratively to revisit, rebuild and reinterpret a working prototype of an influential IoT experience. The fin...more

As part of this exercise you’ll practice developing paired devices and networked interactions with Particle.publish, Particle.subscribe and webhooks!

Get oriented with output and feedback by working with an actuator. Taking cues from Google's Paper Signals experiment with materials to create an interesting notification or effect when combined wi...more

This practice exercise will ask you to create an ambient calendar alert using a neopixel strip. By the end of the project, you’ll have connected your Particle device to your Google Calendar through...more

Prepare a simple 2-in (sensors or inputs) 1-out (LED) device (i.e. your project will use three components (resistors and wire don't count!)  and at least one must be a sensor). Present a really sim...more

Engage a line of spooky inquiry and by working in small groups, develop a piece for a larger exhibition that will engage invited guests (and potentially wider audiences) in Spooky Technology. Each ...more

Prototype a tinyML-enabled electronic object that uses an otherworldly practice for fortune telling, soothsaying, or augury. Examine how these rituals — for example, reading the tea leaves, palm ...more

Drawing inspiration from Bjorn Karrmann's Objectifier, hack an everyday object to imbue it with intelligence. Your goal is to creative experiment with the function of an everyday appliance, integra...more