WARDROBE

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COMPLAINTS

Storyboard• People are consistently thinking in the start of a day “what to wear” and

they will look in their wardrobe. • People will look pass all the clothes briefly by familiarity, chose what they

usually wear... So what happens to the clothes left in the corner never touched for years??

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Storyboard• We have the wardrobe complaint

system where its shows with LED lights on a clothes hanger the emotions of their hung item. (the output like a breadboard)

• The hanging metal pole is the medium (cables) for showing the emotion lights.

• The controller box (the orange box) is where all the big sensors, calculation, twitter updates are carried out.

Using the logic of = Arduino board >> Cables >> breadboard(LED Lights)

Storyboard•Users first need the hangers and fill them up with clothing and hang it in the wardrobe. •Led lights up dimly for each hanger within wardrobe at the start of every cycle of being hung. The controller box has a clock counter, that can count the months, weeks, day, minutes, for the amount of days the clothing wasn’t worn, it can update information into twitter with a Ethernet board within the controller box.

StoryboardOver time the status of the hangers grows and if its not taken off the shelf for a specific time…. Clothes hanger light glows stronger and faster flashing movements are seen. User’s attention is drawn to these attention seeking hangars naturally.

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• User notices the 3 different states within the wardrobe.

• The dimness of the LED Lights and delay in timeIs reflected on how long each neglected Item of Clothing haven’t been worn.

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• User feels guilty and keeps this in the back of her mind.

• User reflects on this change their purchasing clothing habits and the necessary of clothing to their existing wardrobe for a few days.

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• Users are then reminded weekly specific hangers are depressed that they haven’t been worn, through: Physically-Clothes hanger LED lights, Virtually-Twitter status, where you can follow online.

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