Jesse builds robotic, shape-changing surfaces that enable adaptive environments and tangible user experiences. He’s a PhD candidate at Carnegie Mellon’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute and an off-and-on consultant at Alto Metric Studio.
His talk covers pneumatic structures in PCBs that transform rigid boards into dynamic, compact, electro-mechanical devices. Discover how to build, control, and debug electrostatic air valves, using them to create soft robotic surfaces.