durr time-sensitive + shivering bracelet by skrekkøgle
all images courtesy skrekkøgle
theo tveterås and lars marcus vedeler of norwegian design collective skrekkøgle have developed ‘DURR’, a shivering bracelet that creates a series of haptic rhythms every 5 minutes. the interactive experiment investigates how users perceive time through a display-less watch, offering a subjective understanding of how fast time passes. with ‘DURR’, a user can perceive time differently through a series of repetitive tempos; whether the length of a taxi ride, how long it takes to finish a beer, or time during leisure activities, the limited edition wearable device alters one’s ability to accurately estimate durations depending on a range of factors and the context of a specific situation. built using arduino, ATTiny85 and a PCB board, the bracelet aims to make us more aware of the actions we take and the amount of time we spend on certain tasks.
DURR
video courtesy skrekkøgle
the interactive experiment investigates how users perceive time through a display-less braclet
making of DURR
video courtesy skrekkøgle
the limited edition bracelet was built using arduino, ATTiny85 and a PCB board
coding the bracelet
