brellabox
Climate information home accessory
Overview
BrellaBox is a device that provides easy access information that most people in Seattle need to know before leaving the house: the temperature and the chance of rain. The device is Arduino-powered and is housed in a wooden laser-cut enclosure.
Role
Prototyper
Visual Designer
Timeline
1.5 Weeks
Team
Emily Dobbins
Maggie Wang
Shravya Neeruganti
Sponsored by
University of Washington, Seattle
Process
01
Ideation
Sketches
Mockups
02
Testing
Guerilla Research
03
Prototyping
Arduino Implementation
Laser Cutting Wood Pieces
Acrylic Plates
Final Assembly
Step by Step Development
This project consisted of ideation and prototyping. See the timeline of how we made BrellaBox using sketching, digital mockups, woodshop, and Arduino below.
How it Works
1
Powered with Arduino, with a quick glance at BrellaBox, the need to pull out one’s phone or check a computer for this data is unnecessary.
2
BrellaBox can detect your indoor and outdoor temperature with a switch of a button.
3
Get real time updates about rain conditions so you can always be prepared when you go outside.
Visual Design
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