OMG: build your own self-driving car - Revision history

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	A short presentation of Formes Vives' work during the workshop:		A short presentation of Formes Vives' work during the workshop:
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Juliette at 13:04, 23 December 2020

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	Published in '''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]''' in ~~2018~~		Published in ''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]'' in 2019

Juliette at 13:02, 23 December 2020

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	[https://www.formes-vives.org/blog/index.php?2018/09/20/985-hackers-and-designers Read Formes Vives report and find more images on their blog!]		[https://www.formes-vives.org/blog/index.php?2018/09/20/985-hackers-and-designers Read Formes Vives report and find more images on their blog!]


			Published in '''[[Fake it! Fake them! Fake you! Fake us! Publication]]''' in 2018

Juliette at 11:18, 23 December 2020

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	[https://www.formes-vives.org/blog/index.php?2018/09/20/985-hackers-and-designers Read Formes Vives report on their blog!]
			Formes Vives: “Over time, a lot of people leave. They disappear from their own life and they desire only reasonable things.” — Christian Bobin

			From the 17th-19th of September 2018 we were invited by the Hackers & Designers collective to participate in a new version of their self-initiated self-driving-car workshop (supported by public funding). With the members of Hackers & Designers and a small group of (mainly design) students, we did a little bit of toy hacking using a combination of arduino and our imaginations, which equalled a nice meeting and some funny prototypes.

			Hackers & Designers is a project that aims to appropriate new technologies and their possibilities for artists, designers and citizens to use outside of commissioned work and realistic economic outcomes. It combines a strong desire for DIY, critical awareness, and collective experiences.

			This workshop was a new episode of our series of works around cars—both soap box and strange-rolling-low-cost constructions. We were invited to add a pinch of madness to their workshop research on this fascinating self-driving car.

			[https://www.formes-vives.org/blog/index.php?2018/09/20/985-hackers-and-designers Read Formes Vives report and find more images on their blog!]

Hd-onions at 14:43, 12 January 2020

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	'''Hackers & Designers teamed up with French collective [http://www.formes-vives.org/ Formes Vives] to create the next iteration of the DIY self-driving car.'''		'''Hackers & Designers teamed up with French collective [http://www.formes-vives.org/ Formes Vives] to create the next iteration of the DIY self-driving car.'''

Juliette at 07:49, 17 October 2018

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			[https://www.formes-vives.org/blog/index.php?2018/09/20/985-hackers-and-designers Read Formes Vives report on their blog!]

Juliette at 06:50, 17 October 2018

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 On the last day we brought everything together finilasing the code and the shells. We finished the day by introducing to each other those strange vehicles!
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 '''What more could it be?'''

Juliette at 16:17, 15 October 2018

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	* A hoverboard?		* A hoverboard?
	* A spaceship?		* A spaceship?

			A short presentation of Formes Vives' work during the workshop:
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Juliette at 16:31, 26 September 2018

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	* Prototyping material: wires, paper mache, paint, brushes, pipes, tools…		* Prototyping material: wires, paper mache, paint, brushes, pipes, tools…

	''No prior knowledge required''		''No prior knowledge was required''

			On the first day we divided into groups and worked on different iterations of the self-driving toy car workshop that [[Heerko van der Kooij]] developed these last months:
			* The small toy car for beginners by following [[Self-driving Toycar\|this tutorial]] could follow a line with a sensor and a simple line of code.
			* The big toy car for those who already had experience with the workshops brought challenges to adapt the method of the small car for a bigger car with a bigger motor and a heavier car. One sensor was not enough to follow a line.
			* The medium size car was a more advanced iteration using machine learning. The car could learn a route and repeat it.

			On the second day Formes Vives took the lead and proposed to imagine a wide variation of prototypes for these self-driving vehicles thinking of landscape, architecture and mobility. We made sketches talked about them and made some groups to start prototyping models that could fit on our toy cars.

			On the last day we brought everything together finilasing the code and the shells. We finished the day by introducing to each other those strange vehicles!

	'''What did we build?'''		'''What did we build?'''