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Is anyone using a genAI prototyping tool that doesn't fall over after 4 prompts? I'm trying to find a way to get a more structured discussion. There is something about using a chatbot that feels vague and prone to misunderstaning.
I'm looking for a tool where I can click on and prompt for specific aspects of the design so ONLY that section changes.
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How to Validate Ideas Faster With No-Code Prototypes, by @uxmatters.bsky.social:
www.uxmatters.comHow to Validate Ideas Faster with No-Code Prototypes :: UXmattersWeb magazine about user experience matters, providing insights and inspiration for the user experience community
Been driving myself bonkers - designing a miniature thing in my head.
Today had the epiphany that because it needs to be relatively sturdy but not a fully functioning replica of anything - I can just make it out of cardboard and it will still be great.
Huzzah !
Now I just need to master using an exacto/craft knife without slicing myself ...
Just ordered some parts to prototype a piezoelectric an experimental tactile interface for "feeling" visual textures.
I ordered a piezoelectric actuator, some through hole op-amps to drive it, a breadboard, some prototyping wire, some 1/8" prototyping jacks, an assortment of through hole resistors, and a big box of small plastic drawers to organize my parts.
I'm gonna drive the piezoelectric actuator by driving the op-amp with the audio out from my sound card on my PC. I'm planning to prototype a tiny MCU and tiny camera separately.
I'm so excited for this project.
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@3dprinting @layers The barrel jack and the USB port fit. The seal around the cold side temperature probe is too loose, and one of the screw holes for the temp/humidity sensor is off by half a millimeter.
I didn't really choose a place for the WiFi antenna. I guess I'll just close the case over it and let it find its own location.
I'm still waiting on the real PCBs.
21/N
My latest blog post: Low Tech Prototyping
https://mikecoats.com/low-tech-prototyping/
My existing prototypes are too big to fit on the bike, so I turn to one of my favourite low tech prototyping methods; 1:1 scale models in card and fibreboard!
mikecoats.comLow Tech Prototyping
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A Guide to AI Prototyping for Product Designers, by @uxdesigncc:
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@3dprinting Surprisingly, the whole assembly fit together on the first try. I need to adjust a handful of dimensions, but it's very close and good enough to start working on the electronics.
The small aluminum heatsink in front is the cold side, and the big stainless one in back is hot. The bottom piece slides to adjust the airflow ratio into the fan.
This is PLA, but parts of it will have to be a high temperature plastic.
7/N
#prototyping sample:::::::::::: embedding latex photograms with DIY electronics
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