For the project, we were given full freedom about what we could make, as long as it fitted within the context of the course. The group consisted of me, Joris Herbots and Mannu Lambrichts, and we had decided to build a modular game platform for smart clothing.

Within this project we built the modules that can be attached to the body and can be interacted, a modular programming kit that allows for quick prototype creation in Python, and several game examples built using the programming kit. The game modules (and the excited group of sleep deprived students) are visible on the picture to the right (or below on mobile). We did attach the batteries to our arms since we were quickly prototyping and testing the system, DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!

Before the final day of the project deadline, we had mostly worked separately on each respective responsibility (game modules, programming kit, example games). When the final day arrived, we had a total of three responsibilities: test the modules together with the game code for the very first time, make a video of the working system, build a presentation to present the following day. Sleep deprived and stressed out (the sun glasses were not just because of poor style), we started live debugging the system and getting ready to film the video required for the course project. Running the code on the game modules properly was a lot harder than expected because compilation errors kept on appearing out of nowhere.

However, at one sudden moment, everything started flowing together seamlessly and we were ready to start filming! The deadline was in the evening and it was already 5PM at the time, meaning we had no time to waste. Several painstaking hours later, we had completed everything, giving the following video as a result.