CurveBoards: Integrating Breadboards into Physical Objects to Prototype Function in the Context of Form

SensorViz: Visualizing Sensor Data Across Different Stages of Prototyping Interactive Objects

“…Similarly, Plain2Fun [33] and MorphSensor [36] support users in placing electronic components onto 3D models and generate custom fabrication fles. CurveBoards [35], in contrast, allow makers to assemble electronic components directly on the prototype by integrating breadboards into the prototype's surface. While all of these tools support makers in integrating electronics with prototypes, they do not visualize information related to the electronic components.…”

Supporting Prototyping of Novel Interfaces Using Laser Cut Clear Perspex

“…For this work, we focus on Functional Fabrication as a promising area of research within the domain of prototyping [2,7]. Digital fabrication can support relatively cheap and accessible methods of rapidly producing prototype components, however, such prototype components are mainly used as enclosures to house electronic elements rather than having their own functionality [12,20]. Nevertheless, recent work such as LaserFactory [16] enables the creation of functional devices and interfaces using a laser cutter.…”

Fibercuit: Prototyping High-Resolution Flexible and Kirigami Circuits with a Fiber Laser Engraver

“…For example, custom sensors can be printed either directly using conductive filament [9,39,40] or by post-treating the materials using laser fusing [43] or electroplating [16,21]. Alongside multi-material printing, conformal circuits or breadboard structures can be integrated into 3D printed objects with conductive ink injection [37,52] or thermal mounted copper foils [45].…”