Process:
For my fabrication, as aforementioned, I designed a structure, which resembles the neural network of the brain. In terms of my structure, I only made small alterations, to my initial structure: As I created my structure, I realized that keeping it covered in yellow and blue masking tape did not look appealing and to me, it did not make sense as a visual map for the synapses' network. So I decided then to buy red and blue tape to stabilize the structure and to then paint it, to give it a more glossy finish. The structure was lightweight because it was built using notecards and colored tape.
When it came to mapping out how my product and schematic would look and work, I took a more practical approach, in choosing which components that would work the best combined.  I wanted to choose a combination that would complement each of the components the best, which is how I came to consider combining light, sound and a tactile surface. Users would have the ability to experience their memories through sensory stimulation. After I had established what components I would use, I created a flow structure that showed how visuals, sounds, and texture would be shown, and how it would be transmitted to the user. Then, I created another diagram that showed the user flow and what they would have to do to customize or interact with the device, Ergo.