roomthily

Meshu - U.S. National Parks

location-based meshes as jewelry

Tentacle Ring

via OctopusMe

The Ring of Amsterdam (Puck Bomers) - the A10 highway around Amsterdam in silver

via Maps and the City

prostheticknowledge:

Homebrew technology: Love letter meets jewellery (via New Scientist)

Nothing says “I love you” like jewellery – and this jewellery does it literally.

Thanks to a new design by Cheng Xu, a student in tangible interactive design at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, you can forget whispering sweet nothings into your lover’s ear: your beloved can now wear your words as earrings instead. Xu’s invention, called Speaker, turns spoken words into jewellery with a hidden meaning.

A user speaks into a microphone linked to an Arduino microcontroller that analyses changes in volume. It controls several small motors that push and bend a wire to represent the sound of the user’s words: effectively acting as a real-time jeweller.

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Pi necklace

via RGB-works

tinyparticles:

fuckyeahchemistry:

astoldbystefanie:

“Custom made wedding bands with waveform of couple’s own voices. ”I Do” Ring offers a unique opportunity to own a timeless representation of your partner’s voice. Any words can be recorded to make a ring.”

(via aestheticindulgence)

This is nerdy and we like it.

Totally nerdy, and totally awesome.

invaderxan:

Binary ring.

cartophile:

shriyashriyashriya:

via fuckyeahcartography

(via brainheartlunggut)

Almost awesome - what happened to the west coast?

central roots brooch - pattern from computer-generated leaf venation

by Nervous System

laurent milon: magnetic rings

it’s like a brothers quay film