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Heatit

Heatit is an open-source electronics platform to precisely output high current.

It is based on the Arduino IDE and very simple to use:
Heatit.pins[0].setCurrent(400); -- set current to 400 mA on pin 0

Pre-order Heatit

Heatit is going to be available in July 2012 for commercial purposes.
Please submit ourformfor pre-order.

Heatit Docs

You can check out the Heatit Library onGitHub
If you are interested in contributing to the Heatit Library Development, please e-mail us at hello @ heatit.cc .

The final hardware design is coming soon.

Heatit Tutorials

For now, please check ourYouTube Channel

Inspiration

Design Software Hardware

Our Team

Eszter Ozsvald studied Industrial Design Engineering and Mechatronics in Hungary at the Budapest University of Technology and holds a Master’s Degree from NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). In the last several years she has been working in the intersection of design (interaction, product, game and hci) tangible interfaces and rapid prototyping (digital fabrication, hardware, software).

Sue Ngo is a Brooklyn based Interaction Designer and Technologist. In her work, she explores the intersection of technology and art to create compelling multimedia projects. She has been immersing herself in the wearables community, teaching classes at Parsons Design and Technology, 3rd Ward, Death for Audio and Ventana244. Her work has been featured most notably on Anderson Cooper 360 as well as Huffington Post, WNYC, Core77, Creator’s Project and Fast Company. She is a graduate of NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program.

Kärt Ojavee is a designer and a researcher from Estonia. She has been working on active and interactive textiles since 2004. Currently she is working on interactive textiles for waiting rooms collaboratively with the Centre for Biorobotics. The focus in her textile designs is on patterns and new approaches on materials. She is developing dynamic solutions with an unexpected knack and simplicity. Since autumn 2010 she is also a guest docent at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Textile Department. She has been participating exhibitions and had solo shows in Estonia and abroad (Munich, Helsinki, Shanghai, Stockholm, London, Philadelphia etc.)

A very special thank for hardware developer Ernő Hettinger and Bence Kovács for their contribution.

A special thank for Stepan Boltalin, Paola Guimerans for their help.

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