soy.

- plywood + laser cutter

MY very private keyboard!! :)

I am planning to make it work using 5 linear potentiometor.

Class: Introduction to physical computing

Instructor: Tom Igoe

6-week Final Project collaborated with classmate Jonnie Gallager

- 64 RGB LEDs

- Four 4x4 RGB Button Pads

- Four Arduino Mega

- Program: Processing + MaxMSP

Each button triggers sound for 3 seconds. Whenever user presses a button, it plays random part of music. Also changes color.  

So more you play it generates/completes one new music.

Initially we planned to make an art installation that interacts with sound and movement (initial proposal here).  Although it turned out as a music instrument I enjoyed the process and working with my teammate. And learned A LOT!

Featured on ITP Winter Show (Dec 2015)

Final project for "Design for Change" and "Design for Data Personalization"

Part 1: Survey about where users get their daily coffee and how many cups each day.

Part 2: Impact and learning. The app gives them answers about their impact based on their consumption habit and tips how users can lower the impact.

Built with Node.js + Express.js + Mongodb + Heroku

CLASS: DATA ART

INSTRUCTOR: JER THOR

(ongoing class this semester)

#01 : you'd better wear a helmet

a campaign that encourages people to wear helmet while bike riding. using data visualization.

-csv file + processing

-data set found here

-you can find my code here

#02 : What's on your face

(conceptual project collaborated with a classmate Carrie Zhang)

cosmetic ingredients awareness for your own health and for our planet

#03 : Millions of Keys

Class: Introduction to Computational Media

Instructor: Daniel Shiffman

ICM Final Project collaborated with a classmate Hao

-MUSIC + GRAPHIC + P5.JS

visit here to play

class: Always on Always connected (mobile web developing)

instructor: Shawn Van every

(ongoing class this semester)

I am interested in pixel art. but there is no easy way to create these pixel images so I decided to make something by myself using:

- p5.js + phoneGap + xCode

Started from this simple P5 sketch Here

this is fun! :D

Turn the Serious research to a playful interactive exhibition :)

Exhibition on April 25th 2016 at NYU Leslie e-Lab

Class: Physical Computing

Instructor: Tom Igoe

Short sad love story using Arduino and servo motors.