Posts Tagged ‘lighting effects’
I found this blog, and it shows a step-by-step process of someone building their own interactive coffee table using the interactive LED panel kits from evilmadscientist.com (the same website the interactive coffee table video is from). The design of the table really boring, so just look past that and pay attention to how he put […]
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Tags: interactive, LED, lighting, lighting effects, technology
S_aS.
I have a translation for the title, but that’s for you to figure out. Anyway. This blog post is more like a wreck at a train station across multiple tracks. The first is in SF by FLW, the Xanadu gallery. Stark exterior. S_aS interior. Ceiling is light then covered with spherical shapes that diffuse […]
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Tags: ceiling, digital, interactive, lighting, lighting effects, undulating
Things you can do with LEDs
An interesting idea on how to use an LED bulb. For more pictures and information check out the article here. This article showcases some LED exhibits at the Milan 2009: Euroluce Lighting Exhibition. I think this one is the coolest, but check out the other ones here.
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Tags: LED, lighting, lighting effects
Arduino Boards
Sensor de luz Originally uploaded by hugotso Arduino boards can be used to create all kinds of effects. They are intended for artists and hobbyists. On the basic level, it can take input from some type of sensor (light, motion, etc.) and be programed for a desired output. It can control lights, motors, etc. This […]
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Tags: lighting, lighting effects
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