Anouk Wipprecht created a 3D-printed dress with wearable eyeballs that move depending on the brain activity, Via Raspberry Pi
The dress was outputted to an HP Jet Fusion 5420W 3D printer using a form of nylon. “This material is ideal for engineering-grade, white, quality functional production parts,” Anouk continues, pointing to the components being light – an important factor when being worn.
Behind each of the HyperPixel 2.1 round hi-res screens that display the eyes are Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W computers. “There are six of them,” Anouk says. They take information from the sensor that has been analysed in real-time and determine how the animated eyes appear on the screen.
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