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Exploring Pressure Sensors through S ensing Sounds

Exploring Pressure Sensors through S ensing Sounds. Fawn Qiu. Pressure Sensor Overview. Felt Pressure Sensor as Audio Poetry Maker. “Hey”. “You”. How to make a felt sensor. Felt pieces. Adhere conductive material to felt.

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Exploring Pressure Sensors through S ensing Sounds

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  1. Exploring Pressure Sensors through Sensing Sounds Fawn Qiu

  2. Pressure Sensor Overview

  3. Felt Pressure Sensor as Audio Poetry Maker “Hey” “You”

  4. How to make a felt sensor Felt pieces Adhere conductive material to felt Adhere resistive materials (velostat) between the conductive materials

  5. How to create unique identity for individual sensor Use resistor as an identifier Not able to achieve unique identity for each sensor Difficulty to achieve unique range of voltage

  6. Testing • Potential solutions: • Construct sensors to provide unique voltages • Create unique visualization on processing for each sensor • Better construction of connection points • Challenges • Communicate my idea through processing was a challenge • Future application: • Word pieces for visually impaired or people with reading challenges Sensor 1

  7. Model clay sensor Idea: the two nonconductive surface would adhere tightly together Model Clay Velostat Conductive material

  8. How to make a model clay sensor

  9. Testing Single sensor Multiple sensors

  10. Application • Toys • Crafts • Jewelry

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