I came across a link to Tinkerkit Modules on the UmeƄ Institute of Design Blog and it may have just opened my eyes to how I can realise my research project.
They are relatively easy to use kits of Arduino modules which include many of the sensors that would be needed in an interactive physics environment. They even market them as devices to be used in school environments, so I'd like to look into this further as a viable hardware option for my project.
Architecture and Interaction Design (ArchaID) is a research group within Newcastle University's School of Architecture Planning and Landscape (based in the UK). The groups aim is to investigate, through design, the relationship between architecture and interaction design and thus between the design of places and the design of situated technologies. This blog contains articles by the group members to communicate their inspirations and thoughts.
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Saturday, 4 June 2011
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