Fascinated by innovations in wearable technology and driven by a passion for dance, undergraduate Emily Daub developed integrated, responsive lighting systems for costumes that expand the creative possibilities for performance dance.
With responsive wearables, Daub creates dance performances that are fun, expressive, active and entertaining experiences that tell relatable stories about personal relationships.
Daub received funding from the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) and worked on her project under the mentorship of Prof. Ben Shapiro, whose ATLAS research group,听The Laboratory for Playful Computation, incubated Emily鈥檚 project.
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