Bare Conductive is a London based company that makes electronically conductive paint and sensor hardware for engineers, designers and makers.
For six weeks during the summer of 2016, I was the student in residence at the Bare Conductive studio. I was set a brief to design a new interactive demonstrator, which showed off their technology, for the company to take to events.
The demonstrator I designed is a low tech game that uses the conductive paint to engage visitors at events and provide a brief introduction to Bare Conductive’s technology. It also includes a giveaway postcard component allowing visitors to share their experience with others after the event.
The full story of the hole in the wall game, from concept to prototype, can be seen on Bare Conductive’s blog:
www.bareconductive.com/news/the-concept-of-the-hole-in-the-wall-game/