To share the knowledge and the know-how developed at CuteCircuit we teach workshops dealing with different aspects of Interaction Design, technology and textiles. CuteCircuit workshops are available in standard formats such as 1-day, 2-day, 5-day, 3-week, and could be taylored and extended for particular needs. Contact us for designing a workshop for your institution or company.

Here are presented case studies from the Wearables Workshop hosted at Design and Emotion Conference, the Physical Computing and Interaction Design Workshop hosted at Danmarks Designskole for INDEX05 Competition and the Future Fashion workshop designed specifically for fashion institutions and companies.

Featured Projects

Wearables Workshop

The WearablesWorkshop is developed for Companies and Conferences. It is a short workshop in which the history of wearable computing is highlighted and examples of novel applications are presented, additionally after this crash-course style introduction the participants are invited to design and craft with analog materials their wearable interface and present it to the Conference or Company audience through a short scenario of use.

Future Fashion

The Future Fashion workshop has a strong technical focus, it is developed for Fashion Design Institutes and Fashion Companies, it is focused on electronic textiles, smart textiles, new materials for the fashion industry and garment engineering for electronically enhanced fashion. Techniques such as user testing and participatory design are also introduced to provide participants with the ability to design better experiences for their audience.

Interaction Design Workshop

The Interaction Design Workshop is developed for traditional Design Institutions shifting their focus to Interactive Media, and for Universities shifting their New Media courses to Interaction Design. Additionally the Interaction Design workshop is suited for Companies and Institutions willing to innovate their processes and perspective.

Physical Computing

The Physical Computing Workshop, often held in connection with the Interaction Design Workshop, is a specific course to provide participants with advanced prototyping skills. The curriculum features Programming Languages, Microprocessors, Electronics, Sensors and Actuators and hands-on prototyping of physical interfaces and systems.