Wearable Physical Computing

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In this workshop participants will be guided through building a sound reactive wearable using the Adafruit GEMMA microcontroller board.  Topics covered will be reading and building from a circuit diagram along with the basics of soldering and programming for LED animation and sound detection.  Open to all skill levels, basic computer understanding and a familiarity with hand tools required.
Workshop taught by Aaron Nelson, Assistant Professor of Art/Co-Director Digital Design and Fabrication, SUNY NP

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