Thanks so much to Nicole for sending in her great helmet project! View more information on her blog here.
The ubiquitous computing helmet explores how design, both aesthetically and technically, can transform a bicycle helmet into a desired and fashionable aspect of riding a bicycle. With an increase in urbanization and the number of cyclist in urban environments, this design aims to reach into the future to investigate the ubiquitous computing capabilities of a helmet that will provide a safe and desired experience between the user and the helmet. This project synthesized information regarding the aesthetics of a helmet and the design of a safe, audio emitting helmet to allow the user to hear both music and ambient noise of the city soundscape.
Created with Lilypad MP3, accelerometer, microphone amplifier, speakers, data logging shield, and rotary encoder.
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This is absolutely amazing. Congratulations on making such a beautiful and conceptually strong project.