Open Source Limb Control
We created an API for the body, allowing remote control over the internet (iPhone accelerometer in the video) or through local devices (flex sensor attached to skeleton in the video).
Carl’s Work
Things that I have worked on directly.
Alamo
This project was meant to augment an existing public space; in this case it was Alamo (aka Astor Place Cube).
Fallout: New York
We tried to get the Fallout fan community to campaign for getting the game to be set in NYC.
Replicating a WREX Assistive Device
The Wilmington Robotic Exoskeleton (WREX) is an assistive device made of hinged metal bars and resistance bands. It enables kids
Open Source Limb Control Logo
This project, branded “an API for the body”, involved using assistive hardware to control limbs that were otherwise non-functional for
End of Semester Results
After gathering some great data from our interviews, we iterated to the final presentation of our design.
Iterate: Make it Mine
The name ‘Mine’ came to be while envisioning the power of using this product. We simplified our interfaces for impact and clarity while also capturing some playful interactions.
Fallout Mad Men
falloutnyc: Digging that retro vibe of Mad Men and thinking about all the possibilities for a Fallout game in New