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Programming an ATtiny45 or 85 with Arduino\\\
Paper Piano
Salt and Vinegar Etching
uLog Data Logging\\\
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT\\
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
Can't find what you're looking for? Many of our tutorials have moved to our main site.\\
More Advanced AVR programming \\
LilyPad Arduino (on Leah's homepage)
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT (external site)\\
LilyPad Arduino
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT\\
Welcome to the High-Low Tech group's wiki. This is where we keep information about materials, tools, techniques, and resources we use.
Welcome to the High-Low Tech group's wiki.
Fabrication services (getting things made)
Components and tools you need to set up an electronics prototyping lab\\
More Advanced AVR programming \\
Paper Piano
Salt and Vinegar Etching
uLog Data Logging\\\
Fabrication services (getting things made)
Components and tools you need to set up an electronics prototyping lab\\
Fabrication services (getting things made)
Components and tools you need to set up an electronics prototyping lab\\
Programming an ATtiny45 or 85 with Arduino\\\
Fabrication services (getting things made)
Components and tools you need to set up an electronics prototyping lab\\
MIT student travel grants\\
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Projects
Designs
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT (external site)\\
Research Links
Research
HLT Project Documentation
Projects
Materials and tools
Materials and Parts
Documentation
Where to get materials and tools
Materials and tools
Links
Where to get materials and tools
Welcome to the High-Low Tech group's wiki. This is where we keep information about materials, tools, techniques, and resources we use.
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Documentation
Links
Links
LilyPad Arduino (on Leah's homepage)\\
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Machine Tutorials
Laser Cutter Embroidery Machine Knitting Machine
Skills Tutorials
Getting Started with AVR programming More Advanced AVR programming Paper Circuits
Project Tutorials
Links
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This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project.
Professor: Leah Buechley (leah at media.mit.edu)
Office hours: Mondays 3-5pm
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson (plusea at media.mit.edu)
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building
Time: Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Course Number: MAS 962
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Office hours: TBA \\
Office hours: Mondays 3-5pm \\
Office hours: TBA \\
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building \\
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm \\
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building
Time: Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm \\
Professor: Leah Buechley, leah at media.mit.edu
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson, plusea at media.mit.edu \\
Professor: Leah Buechley (leah at media.mit.edu)
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson (plusea at media.mit.edu) \\
Professor: Leah Buechley
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson \\
Professor: Leah Buechley, leah at media.mit.edu
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson, plusea at media.mit.edu \\
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map \\
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building \\
TA: Hannah Perner-Wilson \\
MAS 962
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm \\
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Course Number: MAS 962
MAS 962
MAS 962
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Course Number: MAS962
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm \\
MAS 962
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm \\
Wednesdays 2-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Wednesdays 1-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
MAS 962 \\
Wednesdays 2-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
Wednesdays 2-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm Course Number: MAS962
Wednesdays 2-4pm
Fridays 2-3pm
Wednesdays 2-4pm and Fridays 2-3pm
MAS 962<br> Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map<br> Professor: Leah Buechley<br> Wednesdays 2-4pm<br> Fridays 2-3pm<br>
MAS 962
Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map
Professor: Leah Buechley
Wednesdays 2-4pm
Fridays 2-3pm
MAS 962 Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map Professor: Leah Buechley Wednesdays 2-4pm Fridays 2-3pm
MAS 962<br> Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map<br> Professor: Leah Buechley<br> Wednesdays 2-4pm<br> Fridays 2-3pm<br>
This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project.
This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project.
MAS 962 Location: E14-525, new Media Lab building map Professor: Leah Buechley Wednesdays 2-4pm Fridays 2-3pm
This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project. Attach:princess.jpg Δ
This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project.
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This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, laser cutting, CNC knitting, digital printing, and CNC embroidery. Students will complete weekly hands-on assignments and a final project.
