P comp Final Project Process

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Below are are a few of the steps I've been following to build my prototype.


Steps :

1) Prepping the LED to start. 





2) Testing Flex Sensor Testing the board with the flex sensor using the analog input Lab


3)  I'm in the process of receiving a Lilypad, I'm trying to decide what type of Arduino to use.


4) Testing the Fan, after some attempts I realize I need to attach the fabric to at least 4 corners.



Observations 

The long flex/Bend Sensor gave me a fairly good reading (exciting!)

Sewing the LED was a bit tricky because of the type of tulle I'm using. I'll be adding a second layer of tulle in order to make sure the thread stays feels more secure.

I'm hoping to build some parallel circuits to conduct more that one LED.

Issues with my Mac , for some reason my computer didn't want to read the Arduino or ask to have the Arduino disconnected.




Materials:
Tulle  I already had the fabric.
Conductive Thread, I already had some.
KOOKYE Lilypad LEDs Red/Yellow/White/Blue/Green Cost $11.95
HiLetgo 5PCS Lilypad Coin Cell Battery Holder CR2032 Battery Holder Case Module $8.15
Lilypad $16





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