PebblPebbl is an IoT object given between close friends as a way for them to connect in a more intimate digital environment. Users can change the colour of their Pebbl by updating their mood status on their phones.
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Paint your heart outAn IoT device for angsty artists to help keep calm. During times of stress, the heart rate monitor senses your heightened pulse and starts vibrating uncontrollably. Unless you want to be the next Jackson Pollock, the only way it turns off is if you calm down.
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ChicarusThe potentiometer rotates right and left which translates to the chicken moving left and right across the screen. The suns that fall down are the obstacles and the player has to avoid them. When the suns have been hit three times, all lives are lost and the game is over.
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Ocular Echoes [Team Project] Interactive, sight specific light installation that responds to the sounds around it
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Recent Jo So Ko blog postWHEN THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE GETS LOST IN TRANSLATION / JULY 19, 2020
To treat myself in Seoul, I love going to different coffee shops and sitting there for hours on end. I love getting lost in my writing or drawing among crowds of people studying or catching up with friends old and new. I usually try to save my trips to cafes for the weekends as a way of saving money on coffee during the week. Read More >> |
Recent Jopan blog postFUKUOKA: THE JAPANESE CITY OF PASTELS AND SILENCE / FEB 4, 2019
This week I took some time over Korean ‘Seollal’ (Lunar New Year) to travel to Fukuoka, Japan. If you haven’t been keeping up with my life in South Korea, be sure to follow my main blog Jo So Ko. If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you may know that I have travelled to Japan on many occasions Read More>> |
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