QUIZMET is a mobile App prototype created by Niki Selken, Gulraiz Khan, and Li-Chung Chang.
As an MFA student in Design and Technology at Parsons, I have focused on interaction design as it pertains to live spaces.
Read MoreComputer Picnic is an editorial project by Niki Selken connecting today’s technology stories to overlooked histories in art, media, books, and internet culture.
QUIZMET is a mobile App prototype created by Niki Selken, Gulraiz Khan, and Li-Chung Chang.
As an MFA student in Design and Technology at Parsons, I have focused on interaction design as it pertains to live spaces.
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This project is a piece of wearable technology created with Arduino and an 8×8 LED matrix by Annelie Koller and Niki Selken. In our quest to program two 8×8 LED matrixes, we wanted to create a piece of wearable tech with blinking eyes. First we thought of glasses that blinked, but after visiting the discount store to buy the glasses, we found this hat and settled on making a Sock Monkey hat with blinking eyes. Below is our first prototype.
Read MoreMy project deals with the question, how does technology mediate our relationships with each other? Does it contribute or disrupt human closeness and connection?
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