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WELCOME
Welcome to
WEARABLE
TECH PROJECTS
When you think of the word technology, what does
it conjure up? Computers? Mobile phones? Bluetooth
headsets? These are all technology, but they don’t
define it. We’re makers – we can make tech in
whatever form we want, and we want technology we
can wear, technology that looks great, and technology
that we can use to show off.
We’ve gathered up the best
bits of wearable technology
from the first two years of
HackSpace magazine and
gathered them into one
EDITORIAL
Editor
Ben Everard
ben.everard@raspberrypi.org
Features Editor
Andrew Gregory
andrew.gregory@raspberrypi.org
Book Production Editor
Phil King
Writer
Sophy Wong
DESIGN
Critical Media
criticalmedia.co.uk
Head of Design
Lee Allen
Designers
Harriet Knight, Sam Ribbits
We want technology we can wear,
technology that looks great, and
technology that we can use to show off
ADDITIONAL
CONTRIBUTORS
Helen Leigh, Poppy
Mosbacher, Ben Muller,
Angela Sheehan,
Kitty Yeung
PUBLISHING
Russell Barnes
Publishing Director
russell@raspberrypi.org
place. Here, you’ll find projects for sewing, 3D printing,
laser cutting and programming, so whatever medium you
choose, you’ll find inspiration and help getting started.
Let’s get stuck in and let’s make technology work the way
Got a comment,
question or thought
about HackSpace
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Charlie Milligan
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we want it to. Turn the page and let’s make the world a bit
brighter and more colourful.
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Wearable Tech Projects is published
by Raspberry Pi (Trading) Ltd.,
Maurice Wilkes Building, St. John’s
Innovation Park, Cowley Road,
Cambridge, CB4 0DS. The publisher,
editor, and contributors accept
no responsibility in respect of
any omissions or errors relating
to goods, products or services
referred to or advertised. Except
where otherwise noted, content
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Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0).
ISBN: 978-1-912047-63-5.
Wearable Tech Projects
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Contents
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NeoPixel
mask
GETTING
STARTED
Wearable tech
Dive into the world of wearables
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46
52
58
64
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76
82
CODING
Light-up bag
Make an interactive tote bag
08
20
Colour-sensing clutch bag
Create the ultimate fashion accessory
Sew lighting into a hat
Stay warm and visible on dark nights with a
simple circuit
Smart backpack
Add a wireless charging pocket for your phone
22
28
34
Custom LED snowboarding goggles
Shine bright this winter with these stunning shades
Handy Sampler
Create your own wearable audio sampler glove
Light up your wardrobe
Add a splash of colour in three different ways
Audio-reactive NeoPixel mask
Light up the party with the sound of your voice
No code needed: LED shoes
Make your feet sparkle with these light-up sneakers
Add lights to a cosplay helmet
Colour-changing LEDs for special effects
Wearable game controller
Customise a hoodie to flap your arms and play
TinyLily
Mini
92
94
100
PROJECTS
NFC data cuff-links
Covert data carriers for geeks and secret agents
152
08
Wearable tech
Modular NeoPixel patches
These interchangeable light-up patches look cool
on a jacket
106
112
118
124
128
Write with light!
Build your own light painting glove
3D-printed jacket mod with LEDs
3D-print a design onto fabric for a flexible 3D appliqué
82
Laser-cut NeoPixel necklace
Create a stunning piece of jewellery that really shines
CNC embroidery with Turtlestitch
Automatically stitch original T-shirt designs
Glowing LED skirt
Create a magical-looking skirt using fairy lights
or NeoPixels
Wearable game controller
4
Wearable Tech Projects
CONTENTS
Custom LED
snowboarding
goggles
40
fi i
eels
TOP PROJECTS
40
fi i
eels
Augmented with custom, programmable infinity mirrors
22
136
138
88
134
162
Pac-Man Halloween
Light-up ghost costumes straight from the arcade
GEAR
Cool tools for wearables
A selection of useful tools for your wearable
electronics toolbox
Crazy Circuits dress
A stylish LED dress for flashy fashion
Ghostbusters 2016 Proton Pack
Bust the ghosts with this light-up cosplay backpack
148
149
150
LilyPad ProtoSnap Plus
All the components you need on a single PCB
88
Pac-Man Halloween
Bearables Badge Kit
Cute LED badges that can be hacked and programmed
Circuit Playground Express
Ideal microcontroller board for starting with physical
computing projects
152
154
156
TinyLily Mini
A tiny wearable microcontroller for compact projects
58
Smart backpack
Pimoroni NFC nail stickers
Light up your manicure with near-field communication
How I made MINI.MU glove
The story behind the make-it-yourself, gesture-sensing
musical glove
DOWNLOADABLE ASSETS
To download code files, designs, and sounds for the
projects in this book, visit:
hsmag.cc/book2-assets
Some of the tools and techniques shown in this book are dangerous unless used with skill, experience and appropriate personal protection equipment. While we attempt to guide the reader, ultimately you are
responsible for your own safety and understanding the limits of yourself and your equipment. Book of Making is intended for an adult audience and some projects may be dangerous for children. Raspberry Pi (Trading)
Ltd does not accept responsibility for any injuries, damage to equipment, or costs incurred from projects, tutorials or suggestions in this book. Laws and regulations covering many of the topics in this book are different
between countries, and are always subject to change. You are responsible for understanding the requirements in your jurisdiction and ensuring that you comply with them. Some manufacturers place limits on the use
of their hardware which some projects or suggestions in this book may go beyond. It is your responsibility to understand the manufacturer’s limits.
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