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K'OBEN - DIGITAL WOODSTOVE

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The high tech stove with the scense of the old wood stove.

This is an academical project, to show how we can make a prototype of things that can be possible.
The idea is to design possible objects to develop with existing technology, changing the way in which the user interacts with them.
With this project I show how it is possible to prototype the stove by showing the interaction without making a real functioning object.

K'OBEN - DIGITAL WOODSTOVE shows you the temperature of the surface where you place the pots with a color feedback.
 
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Step 1MATERIALS

MATERIALS
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5 LEDS. (40 cents each one.)
5 HALL SENSORS. (1.5 dollars each one.)
5 RESISTORS 10 k - ( 5 cents each one )
5 RESISTORS 0.33 k - ( 5 cents each one )
1 WIRING I /O BOARD ( 60 dollars each one )
1 MAGNET.
1 WISHBOARD ( Protoboard ).
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7 comments
Nov 28, 2008. 2:17 PMmax.el.barbaro says:
hi your proyekt is good but i have a doubt do you seak spanish? i ned help`and you can helpme
Jul 11, 2006. 9:17 AMFake_Name says:
Uhhh... Those aren't hall sensors, they're reed switches. Hall effect sensors take advangage of the fact that a magnetic field affects the flow of electrons through a conductor. A reed switch uses a simple ferrous whisker (bit-o-thin-wire) that is pulled into contact with another conductor by a magnet. Reed switches are cheap, delicate, have a maximum switching rate, and can fail due to component fatigue. Hall sensors have much higher switching rates (100s khz), have no moving parts (solid state), and are not affected by vibration.
May 31, 2006. 7:27 AMradiorental says:
very cool... (or hot!) do you have some video of pots going on the acrylic plate and the reaction? Thanks for giving us some more details on wiring & proccesing (tm).
May 31, 2006. 6:24 PMJunkyard John says:
very cool
May 31, 2006. 6:25 PMJunkyard John says:
HEY! my animation GIF's won't work!

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