For the Wonderlab, a science museum in Bloomington, I constructed the "Artifact," a brain-computer interface presented as a mysterious, seemingly electronics-free device. Interaction with the device is via a Muse S headband, and upon wearing, a child may navigate the labyrinth by performing various activities, with lights creating the path.
Laser-cut wood panels for the frame of the Artifact.
Laser-etched and cut centerpiece, a labyrinth.
Assembly of the electronics hidden inside the Artifact.
Completed product, with mahogany woodstain and no visible electronics, deployed in the garden.
