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A floating display that reinterprets weather information via hovering patterns and flowing movements. The user is invited to create patterns and sequences using either an iPhone interface or a sequencing program

Made with: 30 airbed pumps, a lightuino, max msp, c74 app

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  • Chris Shen 1 year ago
    Saw this in LCC, really cool stuff - good work!!
  • Poietic Studio 1 year ago
    ah thanks, appreciated
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  • CreativeApplications.Net plus 1 year ago
    Wonderful!
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  • Lloydy 1 year ago
    Great stuff, really good work
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  • Risa Dickens 1 year ago
    so cool!!! Featured on Frequency - frequency.com/video/floating/208135
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  • Sasha Nevolin 1 year ago
    Hi! We are letting you know that we added your wonderful video to our collection at lookva.tv
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  • Aneesh Karve 1 year ago
    Fun. As for sustainable design, how much power does it use?

    The idea is reminiscent of Ishii's tangible bits, ambient information displays, and the Star Wars "Force Trainer."

    I've posted the video and some thoughts on my blog: arcball.com/?p=1566

    Tell us more about how it displays weather info : )
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  • James Lashmar 1 year ago
    where did you get the lightuino from?
  • Poietic Studio 1 year ago
    From Andrew Stone:
    effluviaofascatteredmind.blogspot.com/2009/10/lightuino-design-thoughts.html
    He makes and sells them himself - very nice & helpful guy
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  • James Lashmar 1 year ago
    also as i've never used max msp and i've only ever used a freeduino with arduino/processing....can you explain how this actually works?
  • Poietic Studio 1 year ago
    Max msp is great, you can download a 30 day trial. The lightuino communicates with Max msp via a customised version of 'messenger' code (usually communicates between max and an arduino) which I can give you if your interested.
    The c74 app for the iphone can be downloaded like any other app - this can control sliders and buttons etc on max msp via your iphone over wireless internet.
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  • Lenny Carter 1 year ago
    I saw this at LCC - noisy but very cool :-)
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  • Christopher Pearless 1 year ago
    That is perhaps one of the coolest things I have ever witnessed.
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  • ERNIE Chen. plus 1 year ago
    so cool~~~
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  • Xaver Xylophon 1 year ago
    haha...so you finally built something that works! Congrats man!!

    have you seen this? also cool
    vimeo.com/8554267

    PS and I heard you made it into RCA, congrats on that as well!!!
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  • Ben 1 year ago
    nice but also...why? ;o)
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  • Alex Culp 1 year ago
    That is so very cool and unique! Impressive.
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  • David Lu 1 year ago
    oh, this is fantastic. one can imagine new languages for creative expression emerging with this platform.
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  • agiku 1 year ago
    It's fantastic. Smartphones are good for everything.
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  • ylli liman12 1 year ago
    naaaaaajsssssssssss
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  • simdude2u 1 year ago
    very nice.
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  • Counterpart Films plus 1 year ago
    thats a cool gadget :D
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  • SOPA MAGAZINE 1 year ago
    very nice!!!
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  • Jesper Lysgaard Rasmussen 1 year ago
    Hi, if you like the idea about floating balls, you should check a very different implementation out at akosta.dk/musiccubes/
    or watch just the video at youtube.com/watch?v=PF2gExHyd5k
    In the "Music Cubes" you can actually grab the balls and place directly in the height you want them to have!
    It's a whole new interaction :)
    Plus the implementation allows you to 'play' the balls as if they where nodes, thereby making different tones for different heights.

    PS: The akosta webpage is currently only in danish, but if someone wants an explanation in english I'm sure we can work something out.
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  • Jess 1 year ago
    Interesting.
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  • nick spencer 1 year ago
    just wondering if you could send me the messenger code you spoke about?
  • Poietic Studio 1 year ago
    of course! send me your email and i'll send you the file...
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  • Las CasiCasiotone 1 year ago
    Fantastic! good work!! ;)
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  • Brad Goodspeed plus 6 months ago
    Great work! Blogged here: bradblogspeed.com/eight-examples-of-kinetic-art
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