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This is part of Jessica Floeh's project exChange: networked breathing devices. This video shows a stretch sensor determining inhale and exhale and inflating and deflating a wearable inflatable device.

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  • greyc plus 8 months ago
    <3
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  • zach gage plus 8 months ago
    cool!
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  • David Wicks 8 months ago
    Looks interesting. What are you using to inflate the device? A fan? Rigid wire?
  • Jessica Floeh 8 months ago
    Yes, I am using a computer fan.
  • David Wicks 8 months ago
    Ah, cool. I can kind of see it in the first shot, now. I like the idea of a device that breaths with or alternate you. Since the fan is on your stomach, does it feel like breath?

    This has some nice parallels to the work of Shih Chieh Huang.
  • Jessica Floeh 8 months ago
    You can definitely feel the air flow out, but its cool air so not so much like breath. I've never heard of Shih Chieh Huang...thanks for the info, I'll check it out!
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  • Christopher Baker plus 8 months ago
    This is beautiful.
  • Jessica Floeh 8 months ago
    thank you
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