Failures

For Prototype 1, The Aluminum did not end up working out how we anticipated. It initially seemed promising however, when we would interact with the screen, we would not get the desired results. If we wanted to scroll up it would click, if we wanted to click on something in the middle of the screen it would click something at the top. This was not ideal and would definitely not work outside on the go. We wanted to make it easy to use your phone when the glove was on and this model made it much harder.


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