ITP Show: fLux


Here is a project by Timothy Twillman that was exhibited at the Spring ITP show. Timothy made a cool, interactive, LED staff that uses a ZigBee for wireless communications with a computer. This allows for remote programming and synchronization between several LED staffs. It can even be used as a POV display.
The project is a multicolored LED staff designed for dance performance, shows or general play. It can independently create beautiful light patterns that react to movement, or can be coupled with a PC laptop for more complex reactions and for synchronization between multiple dancers/performers.
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Posted by Marc de Vinck |
May 14, 2008 03:00 AM
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