# ^=^\\\Patching the stack

Amazing workshop land by Jordi, literally I hope this course the next years will be as soon as possibile because jordi help a lot every body in the class.&#x20;

## &#x20;1 Workshop day &#x20;

I worked with Ramon, but the time doesn't help a lot us. So basically we try to create an interface where with a camere looking at you could recognize your emotions and from that create sounds. \
Literally was a huge work full of task to were able to have an outcome in one day.&#x20;

This was the design systems thinking schema where you could see:&#x20;

* Input&#x20;
* Outuput&#x20;
* Software used&#x20;
* Hardware used&#x20;

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## 2 Workshop day &#x20;

Here happens the magic of this course. Jordi explain us what it means patching the stack, what is the design systems thinking and how use it as tools to understand better our projects and how to showcase it to the people. Amazing thank you so much !!!

This miro board link were used by each students to define better our systems narrative. [NextMDEFestival working session](https://app.gitbook.com/o/LuvWdVUorbS7yVqEo9FK/s/BP8hN1AcNw6u4vfd9zoq/~/changes/180/term-3/mdefestival-working-session)

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### Systems Narrative for MDEFest&#x20;

During MDEFest, I’ll exhibit a DIY trolley carrying my self-made water filter, crafted from plastic bottle waste, CNC-cut wood, and 3D-printed parts. The exhibition shares my journey as a "disobedient citizen" through a mini-lecture based on my diary, revealing the local water issues I explored. Visitors will interact with accessible data, test the water I filtered using a pH sensor, and compare it to regular water. This hands-on experience aims to validate the artifact and spark interest in reclaiming water autonomy. The event ends with a participatory workshop where I’ll guide attendees through building their own filter systems using simple, open-source methods.
