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MODULAR MATTER – REWIRE YOUR PRINTS!

[ Graduation project by ohjian - Jian Haake ]

connecting the dots

getting started

infrastructure

first sketches

flowcharts

breadboard prototypes

tryouts PCB (printed circuit boards)

test prints & previews

midwives gift kit

Selected items for my midwives support group to give insight into the project and process. The letter reads:

Dear fellows,
I hope this small kit finds you well, despite the piling workload and lack of leisure time.
In this kit you will find some technical schematics, which try to document and visualize the tool I am working on. The material stems from a chapter in my thesis that functions as a technical manual for my tool. To help you imagine the hardware modules, you will find a few physical components that I am using a lot. The small prints in the kit are first test layouts, made with my modules.
When we meet, I would like to walk you through the material and invite you to annotate the schematics. In my thesis, I am implementing an annotation and it would be nice to find some inspiration for that.
Yours,
Jian

(+ notes I received from Kamo as contribution to my process)

modules: printed circuit boards

electronic components

first sketches

drafts

electronic circuits

PCB layouts

paper mockups

PCB unboxing

PCB assembly & setup

final modules

grad radio show

[ script for informercial ]

MODULAR MATTER – REWIRE YOUR PRINTS!

Are you tired of your usual Desktop Publishing setup and need to switch things up? Then this modular tool is for you! Combine the new hardware modules DYNAMIC GLYPH, FRICTION LABEL, WHOOSH, FUTURE RELICS, WEAVER and EMERGENT MATTER to create unexpected and exciting print results!

MODULAR MATTER – REWIRE YOUR PRINTS!

grad show

tools & components in use

(honest) list of (almost) all things that were used (or not) in the process of developing, planning, building, assembling, documenting and presenting the project

digital tools:

Raspberry Pi Zero
python 3
ESP32
C++
terminal
bash
postscript
ghostscript viewer
KiCad
Atom
InDesign
Photoshop
Acrobat Pro
Safari
Preview
Notes
MacBook Pro
iPhone

physical tools & materials:

soldering iron
solder
sponge
breadboards
jumper wires
wire cutter
awl
scredriver

electronic components for the tool itself:

1 Raspberry Pi Zero
6 ESP32 (LilyGO TTGO T8 ESP32-S2 - with SD Card Slot)
1 DFRobot I2C 16x2 Arduino LCD
30 10k rotary potentiometers
25 knobs small
4 knobs medium
1 knob large
8 10k slide potentiometers
5 push buttons
1 slide switches
1 rotary encoder
5 3mm LEDs
5 1k resistors
16 audio jacks
10 x 20 pinheaders
1 x 4 pinheader 90 degree
24 M3 bolts and nuts 30mm
4 M3 bolts and nuts 10mm
10 audio patch cables
6 power supplies
1 screen + HDMI cable + power supply
1 printer + USB cable + power supply

services & shops:

Tinytronics
Musicstore
Wetronic
Seeed Studio PCB manufacturer
DHL

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 ==midwives gift kit==
-'''Selected items for my midwives support group to give insight into the project and process. The letter reads:<br><br>
+Selected items for my midwives support group to give insight into the project and process. The letter reads:<br><br>
-'''Dear fellows,<br>'''
+Dear fellows,<br>
-'''I hope this small kit finds you well, despite the piling workload and lack of leisure time.<br>'''
+I hope this small kit finds you well, despite the piling workload and lack of leisure time.<br>
-'''In this kit you will find some technical schematics, which try to document and visualize the tool I am working on. The material stems from a chapter in my thesis that functions as a technical manual for my tool. To help you imagine the hardware modules, you will find a few physical components that I am using a lot. The small prints in the kit are first test layouts, made with my modules.<br>'''
+In this kit you will find some technical schematics, which try to document and visualize the tool I am working on. The material stems from a chapter in my thesis that functions as a technical manual for my tool. To help you imagine the hardware modules, you will find a few physical components that I am using a lot. The small prints in the kit are first test layouts, made with my modules.<br>
-'''When we meet, I would like to walk you through the material and invite you to annotate the schematics. In my thesis, I am implementing an annotation and it would be nice to find some inspiration for that.<br>'''
+When we meet, I would like to walk you through the material and invite you to annotate the schematics. In my thesis, I am implementing an annotation and it would be nice to find some inspiration for that.<br>
-'''Yours,<br>'''
+Yours,<br>
-'''Jian'''
+Jian
 <br>
-'''(+ notes I received from Kamo as contribution to my process)
+(+ notes I received from Kamo as contribution to my process)
-<br><br>'''
+<br><br>
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