Pocket trigger is a knitted pouch that acts differently according to the objects that you put in it.
The pocket can sense if the object is conductive or not. It can also measure the size and maybe weight of the object depending on how much it causes the pocket to stretch.
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Tagged electronic textile, fabric trigger, prototype, stretching, thesis
The four legs of the RGB LED is connected to snap buttons at the border of the circular form to enable it to be connected with other fabric triggers.
This RGB mount assists in visually representing the state of the fabric triggers it is connected to.
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Tagged disk knit, electronic textile, RGB LED, thesis
This soft fabric trigger needs a conductive object from the surrounding to fuel it. The cushion can be placed on top of conductive objects, squeezed between, placed under other objects.. the ways to make it work as numerous as the objects around..
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Tagged electronic textile, fabric trigger, prototype, thesis
My second paper presentation can be found here:
https://prezi.com/secure/86d678463bb33229e4d3f091a874a1728b0e589f/
The idea is to knit wedges around the same needle by reducing and increasing stitches. The last wedge can be knitted together with the first to get a nice circular disk.
I think this could be a nice way to mount LEDs and button batteries.
