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The MPR121 is a capacitive touch sensors that connects easily to Arduino using I2C. This specfic ...

In the eTextiles Lab we have a range of different materials, both conductive and non-conductive, ...

To learn how to use DesignaKnit, you can attend one of the Advanced Knitting Workshops - bookable...

Intarsia is a knitting technique used to create patterns with multiple colours. Unlike other mult...

Please be aware that the knitting machine will be in use for inductions on Thursdays and Fridays ...

Tuck stitch is a knitting technique that can add dimension and texture as well as interesting col...

Fair Isle is a knitting style used to create patterns with multiple colours. It is traditionally ...

Wearable electronics comes with a bunch of considerations about size and power management. We sto...

A big challenge with integrating electronics into textiles is making a good and durable connectio...

Outcome: The Feeled - Magalie Bommer and Ivy Langley This award winning (!) project, based on t...

The Embroided Computer - Irene Posch The Embroidered Computer is an exploration into using histo...

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The eTextiles Lab is located on the 5th floor of Peckham Road, in PR_B502B. We have several piec...

We have a Silhouette Cameo 4 vinyl cutter which can also operate as a pen plotter (although in a...

👋 Hey there! Welcome to the Digital Fabrication Lab — our little playground of ideas and ...

There is 1 advanced soldering bench available in PR_B502. Like the regular benches, it has a Hak...

For the beginner who just started physical computing, there is always an unavoidable challenge - ...

The Electronics Lab is located on the 5th floor of Peckham Road, in PR_B502. There are eight sta...

There are 8 standard soldering benches available in PR_B502. Each of these has one Hakko FX-971 ...