Objects for Our Sick Planet
Each monster is designed according to its molecular structure.
First Prototype
Testing various Gas sensors
Data testing- Testing the reactivity
of the gas sensors that I had. It was essential that i know how reactive these sensors are so I can better make use of the data.
Prototype 02- The toiletroll holder spring proved to be a little too resistant.
This would be a good chest workout more than anything else.
Prototype-03
I was shopping in daiso and there were all these foams and sponges so I thought it could be just what I needed. And I was right.
Skeleton completed
Skinning - proved to be the hardest thing to do in the whole project. There were so many intricate things that I had to take care of. First i had to get the
perfect shape of the skeleton from experimenting because the shape was kind of irregular, then I also have to sew it, neatly. That for a guy like me was a bit
of a challenge, i did ok though , also I had to seal the edges off to make it air tight, it was all very time consuming.
On the board = Tgs2602 sensor, sht11 humidity + temperature sensor, relay
circuit board connected to arduino. red switch for activating read function.
Screen mount made with fabric
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Ong Kian Peng
Bin ( Ong Kian Peng ) is a Final Year Student in Singapore's Lasalle College of the Arts,
majoring in (Ba)Interactive Arts.
Contact:
Blk 193 Rivervale Drive #10-785
Singapore 540193
Binsterism (at) gmail.com
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