Clever sequins (part 2)





Introduction

A previous article explored the possibility of using electromechanical color reproducing devices to create clothing that can dynamically change its color.





The concept was named β€œSmart sequins” - electromechanical color reproducing devices with flipping petals of different colors.





Today I will tell you about how a new prototype of sequins was created and what results were achieved.





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  • solved the problem of high power consumption when changing colors due to the wave switching method;





  • the weight of an individual matrix element is reduced by 185%;





  • the problem of power supply and signal transmission between matrix elements is solved.





What needs to be worked on:





  • mechanical strength of fastening movable petals on the stepper motor shaft;





  • optimization of the printed circuit board topology.





Next time I will tell you about how the FDM printer was modified for printing a matrix of sequins on fabrics with an area of ​​1m ^ 2 or more, and how then we made real clothes from this fabric.








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