Mimic

Technical Information

Mimic use color sensors to measure object colors and then animate color changes using the addressable LEDs on the 3D printed motifs. The model controls how the dress looks through color swatches.

The plastic crystals were printed directly onto fabric using a 3D printer.  This innovative method creates a durable and flexible garment that is accessible and customizable.

Mimic features:

• 3D motifs (tetrahedrons and crystals) printed directly on fabric
• Addressable LEDs with RGB light sensor controlled by an Arduino

The Amped Atelier Team

Sahrye Cohen – Designer, sewer and electronics

Sahrye Cohen is a costumer and designer from San Francisco. She makes costumes and fashion using electronic components and responsive materials.

Hal Rodriguez – Engineer, programming and electronics

Hal Rodriguez studied Design but got sidetracked in programming. Now he enjoys exploring how fashion and technology blend

Find Amped Atelier on Instagram and Twitter: @amped_atelier and on the web at http://www.ampedatelier.com

“MakeFashion has allowed us to create garments that are interesting, functional, and beautiful. Each piece interacts with the wearer and the environment to produce a personalized garment and unique experience.”