Nomad Pneumatics
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Nomad Pneumatics, by Amanda Parkes (who was at the Collaborative Artefacts Interactive Furniture workshop as well) investigates the conversion of energy as part of the process of walking. With each step of the wearer walks, the boots pump air into a tube attached to a dress. The air activates color-changing ink, so the dress's color changes to reflect how far the wearer had traveled.
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