Sunlight Wearable
Sol-a-day targets the issue of lack of sun exposure, which affects general happiness and mood.
Arising from the idea of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Sol-a-day targets the lack of sun exposure, which affects general happiness and mood.
As opposed to other existing devices, Sol-a-day reminds the user to go outside.
Why go outside?
Not only does going outside increase one’s Vitamin D intake, but research has also shown that nature impacts general wellbeing.
As Harvard Health says, “Vitamin D is called the sunshine vitamin because sunlight hitting the skin begins the circuitous process — the liver and kidneys get involved — that eventually leads to the creation of the biologically active form of the vitamin. Over all, research is showing that many vitamins, while necessary, don’t have such great disease-fighting powers, but vitamin D may prove to be the exception.
Instructions
Required
Constructing the Sensor
- Battery 
- Alligator clips for testing 
Crafting the brooch
- Felt -visit this tutorial for a more in depth guide for cutting and felt templates! 
- Connective thread 
- Glue or thread to connect the pieces 
- Scissors 
- Soldering iron and solder 
- Wire strippers 
- Clear nail polish 
- Safety pin or magnet 
 
          
        
       
             
             
  
  
    
    
    