Personally, if all webmasters and bloggers made good content as you did, the web will bbe Never found any interesting article like yours. I have been browsing online more than 4 hours today, yet I Zach was the programmer and the prosthetic model maker. The link to the video is here: ĭuring the shooting while Dani wore the hat and went up to people in the library and while Erika filmed it I was the live tweeter, blowing up our classes feed. At first very awkward, social breach at its finest. So filmed them shaking hands and their interaction. We tested out our project in the Purchase library and went up to a few people and asked them if they could participate in our assignment. At that point we had to reset the arduino and start all over again from the beginning. Then it would glitch and become webbing characters. But unfortunately we could only get the first few bullets to scroll on the LCS screen. We created a hackpad page of the terms and conditions we wanted to use. We thought that having the terms on your head would allow the people interacting with you to understand and know beforehand of what becoming friends with you is going to be like and what you expect. We created the beanie with a conductive piece of wearable fabric so when hands are shaken then it accepts the terms and conditions of that specific person. We actually thought about combining all of the terms and conditions from a few different websites and then planned on scrolling it across all jumbled up but we though it would be better to have the person interacting with you accept to your own personal terms and conditions to be your friend.
We decided to create our own terms and conditions instead of using the boring Facebook or any other pages terms.
We struggled in the decision-making when we first started we had many ideas.
We wanted to take our project to be a little weird and creepy. Everyone, including myself, just clicks accept and goes onto their merry way. Terms and Conditions in our world today just get pushed aside and not taken seriously. ON our prosthetic we created a beanie using a LCD screen and Arduino kit to scroll out terms on our forehead. In our group we created a wearable beanie prosthetic that allowed for people who interact with you to have your terms and conditions in your face as well as to make sure they read them.
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