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I recently summed up a years work on my M.A thesis 'Talking to the hand', an investigation into shape-change behavior in digital objects and tangible interfaces, and its potential as an interactive medium.
My interest in shape-change began with an effort to develop a technique to knit Nitinol wires into a structure that can change shape.
This effort produced a dynamic skeleton layered with a textile skin that deployed when triggered electrically.
The iterative process that followed,
'Talking to the hand', was an attempt to answer to the question, why should objects change shape? through a series of explorations, observations, working prototypes, video scenarios, and a written thesis.
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Nitinol Knits
'Talking to The Hand'