This multi component wearable gives color to the wind through LEDs. A scarf receives wind data from an Anemometer and then sends that information to a pair of LED earrings and moving gloves.
From Yujari Kisu on Hackster.io:
Table of Contents
Purpose
Wind is the invisible, but it clearly touches our bodies. To enable us to feel the invisible, this project uses light and motion as alternative expressions.
Concept
“Giving shape to the invisible” — transforming the unseen into something we can feel, through technology and the sensibility of Japanese culture.
More about the concept: yukarikisu.com/concept
Technical Documentations: https://yukarikisu.com/docs/work1/index1.html
Concept of this project: https://yukarikisu.com/en/works/work1.html
Personal Website: https://yukarikisu.com/index.html
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