TEDYouth 2011
Leah Buechley: How to "sketch" with electronics
Lea Bīklija: „Skicēšana” ar elektronikas palīdzību
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Elektronikas izstrāde parasti ir piņķerīga un dārga. Tā tas vismaz bija līdz Lea Bīklija un viņas komanda MTI neizstrādāja rīkus, kas padara elektroniku tādu pašu kā pildspalvas zīmējumus uz papīra lapas. Šajā TEDYouth 2011 konferences runā, Bīklija rāda dažas no viņas burvīgajām skicēm, piemēram, papīra klavieres, kuras var uzskicēt un tad spēlēt.
Leah Buechley - Designer
Leah Buechley is an MIT electronics designer who mixes high and low tech to create smart and playful results. Full bio
Leah Buechley is an MIT electronics designer who mixes high and low tech to create smart and playful results. Full bio
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Today, I'm going to talk to you about sketching electronics.
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Šodien es ar jums runāšu par elektronikas skicēšanu.
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I'm, among several other things, an electrical engineer,
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Es, starp citām lietām, esmu elektroinženiere,
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and that means that I spend a good amount of time
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un tas nozīmē, ka es labu laiku pavadu
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designing and building new pieces of technology,
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izstrādājot un izgatavojot jaunas tehnoloģijas,
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and more specifically designing and building electronics.
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precīzāk, izstrādājot un izgatavojot elektroniku.
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And what I've found is that the process of designing
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Esmu atklājusi, ka elektronikas izstrādes un
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and building electronics is problematic in all sorts of ways.
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izgatavošanas process ir daudzējādā ziņā problemātisks.
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So it's a really slow process, it's really expensive,
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Tas ir patiešām lēns un dārgs process,
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and the outcome of that process,
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un šī procesa iznākums,
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namely electronic circuit boards,
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proti, elektronisko shēmu plates
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are limited in all sorts of kind of interesting ways.
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ir ierobežotas daudzos interesantos veidos.
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So they're really small, generally, they're square
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Tās parasti ir ļoti mazas, tās ir kvadrātainas,
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and flat and hard, and frankly, most of them
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plakanas un cietas un, godīgi sakot, vairums no tām
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just aren't very attractive, and so my team and I
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vienkārši nav diez ko pievilcīgas. Tādēļ mēs, ar manu komandu
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have been thinking of ways to really change and mix up
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esam domājuši par veidiem, kā mainīt un pārveidot
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the process and the outcome of designing electronics.
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procesu un iznākumu elektronikas izstrādē.
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And so what if you could design and build electronics
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Kā būtu, ja jūs varētu izstrādāt un izgatavot elektroniku
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like this? So what if you could do it extremely quickly,
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šādi? Kā būtu, ja jūs to varētu darīt ārkārtīgi ātri,
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extremely inexpensively, and maybe more interestingly,
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ārkārtīgi lēti, un vēl interesantāk, darīt to
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really fluidly and expressively and even improvisationally?
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patiesi plūstoši, izteiksmīgi, un pat improvizējoši?
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Wouldn't that be so cool, and that wouldn't that open up
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Vai tas nebūtu kolosāli un nepavērtu
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all sorts of new possibilities?
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daudz un dažādas jaunas iespējas?
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I'm going to share with you two projects that are
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Es ar jums dalīšos ar diviem projektiem, kuri
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investigations along these lines, and we'll start with this one.
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ir pētījumi šajos virzienos, sāksim ar šo.
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(Video) Magnetic electronic pieces and ferrous paper.
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(Video) Magnētiskās elektronikas daļas un dzelzs papīrs.
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A conductive pen from the Lewis lab at UIUC.
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Galvaniskā pildspalva no „Lewis lab” UIU.
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Sticker templates.
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Uzlīmējamās veidnes.
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Speed x 4.
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Ātrums x 4.
02:26
Making a switch.
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Slēdža izveidošana.
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Music: DJ Shadow.
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Mūzika: DJ Shadow.
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Adding some intelligence with a microcontroller.
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Pievienojam intelektu, izmantojot mikrokontrolieri.
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Sketching an interface.
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Ieskicējam saskarni.
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(Music)
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(Mūzika)
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(Laughter)
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(Smiekli)
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(Applause)
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(Aplausi)
03:39
Pretty cool, huh? We think so.
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Diezgan kolosāli, vai ne? Arī mēs tā domājam.
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So now that we developed these tools
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Nu, kad esam izstrādājuši šos rīkus
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and found these materials that let us do these things,
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un atraduši materiālus, kas ļauj mums darīt šīs lietas,
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we started to realize that, essentially, anything
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mēs sākām saprast, ka, pēc būtības, jebkas,
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that we can do with paper, anything that we can do
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ko mēs varam darīt, strādājot ar papīru, ko mēs varam darīt
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with a piece of paper and a pen
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ar papīra lapu un pildspalvu,
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we can now do with electronics.
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nu mēs varam darīt arī ar elektroniku.
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So the next project that I want to show you is kind of a
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Tātad nākamais projekts, ko es gribu jums parādīt,
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deeper exploration of that possibility.
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ir tāda kā šīs iespējas dziļāka izpēte.
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And I'll kind of let it speak for itself.
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Ļaušu tam visu izteikt manā vietā.
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(Music)
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(Mūzika)
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(Applause)
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(Aplausi)
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So the next step for us in this process
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Nākamais, kas mums šajā procesā
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is now to find a way to let all of you
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ir jāizdara, ir jāatrod veids, kā ļaut jums visiem
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build things like this,
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veidot šādas lietas,
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and so the way that we're approaching that is by
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un tas, kā mēs uz to tiecamies, ir rīkojot
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teaching workshops to people where we explain
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mācību darbnīcas cilvēkiem, kur mēs skaidrojam,
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how they can use these kinds of tools, and then also
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kā viņi var izmantot šāda veida rīkus, un pēc tam arī
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working to get the tools and the materials and techniques
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cenšoties, lai šie rīki, materiāli un tehnikas dažādos veidos
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out into the real world in a variety of ways.
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varētu nonākt arī reālajā pasaulē.
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And so sometime soon, you'll be able to play and build
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Tā kā tuvākajā laikā jūs varēsiet spēlēt un veidot,
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and sketch with electronics in this fundamentally new way.
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un skicēt ar elektroniku šajā pilnīgi jaunā veidā.
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So thank you very much. (Applause)
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Liels paldies. (Aplausi)
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Leah Buechley - DesignerLeah Buechley is an MIT electronics designer who mixes high and low tech to create smart and playful results.
Why you should listen
Electronics aren't just for experts and engineers. Kids and amateurs should be able to play, too, which is why Leah Buechley designs little paper-based electronics for "sketching" and interactive electronic fashion for tinkering. Buechley designs and creates electronic textiles, or e-textiles, like this jacket that can signal which way you're turning on your bike. She's an assistant professor of Media Arts and Sciences at the MIT Media Lab, where she also directs the High-Low Tech research group.
Leah Buechley | Speaker | TED.com