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The Ultimate Guide to Informed Wearable Technology

You're reading from   The Ultimate Guide to Informed Wearable Technology A hands-on approach for creating wearables from prototype to purpose using Arduino systems

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803230597
Length 526 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Christine Farion Christine Farion
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1:Getting Started with Wearable Technology and Simple Circuits
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to the World of Wearables FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Understanding and Building Electronic Sewable Circuits 4. Chapter 3: Exploring e-textile Toolkits: LilyPad, Flora, Circuit Playground, and More 5. Chapter 4: Implementing Arduino Code Using Gemma M0 and Circuit Playground 6. Part 2:Creating Sewable Circuits That Sense and React Using Arduino and ESP32
7. Chapter 5: Working with Sensors: All About Inputs! 8. Chapter 6: Exploring Reactions Through Outputs 9. Chapter 7: Moving Forward with Circuit Design Using ESP32 10. Part 3:Learning to Prototype, Build, and Wear a Hyper-Body System
11. Chapter 8: Learning How to Prototype and Make Electronics Wearable 12. Chapter 9: Designing and Prototyping Your Own Hyper-Body System 13. Chapter 10: Soldering and Sewing to Complete Your Project 14. Part 4:Getting the Taste of Designing Your Own Culture-Driven Wearable and Beyond
15. Chapter 11: Innovating, with a Human-Centered Design Process 16. Chapter 12: Designing for Forgetfulness: A Case Study of Message Bag 17. Chapter 13: Implementing the Best Solutions for Creating Your Own Wearable 18. Chapter 14: Delving into Best Practices and the Future of Wearable Technology 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix: Answers and Additional Information

Comparisons and observations

These comparisons and observations are largely from my experiences with using different systems across a variety of projects. It also comes from reading a lot of research projects and developmental workshop information, to learn about other people’s perspectives and uses for these boards.

The LilyPad boards are usually purple and have a petal-style design. The Flora has larger sew tabs so that you can easily use your crocodile clips on them. In addition, the board is black, which I like for my circuits. The Gemma M0 is also black, and the size makes it a great fit for hiding in clothing easily.

You may want to consider choosing a board that has a lot of support and resource materials. Some boards have extensive libraries, for example, and great documentation. Also, I have found some boards difficult to source. From researching these boards, it looks like the LilyPad Arduino USB Plus will be the LilyPad board to support. Some of their other...

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