traffic dependent bridge lighting
traffic dependent bridge lighting: “
color changing lights highlight the underside of the central span of the Kingston Bridge & reflect in the water. the light sequencing is linked to real-time traffic patterns on the bridge & the tide levels. sensors tracking traffic congestion activate swathes of light on the bridge: yellow indicates a smooth flow, while red indicates a traffic jam. at the same time, green & blue hues are synchronized with the tide cycles of the Clyde River below. both systems run concurrently, with the colors reflecting in the water offering a double-sided wash of colored light
see also traffic colored bridge & inside out & alien landing strip & litmus.
[link: clydewaterfront.com & lightprojectsltd.com & peoplesdesignaward.org|thnkx Regine]
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- Sketch Furniture
- $2,400 Home Fabrication Kit
- Fabbing a 2.5D World
- Biomimetic, Dennis Dollens
- Call - Generator.x 2.0: Beyond the Screen
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- Virtuality/Actuality
- [Tangible] Homeplay: a trackball to explore a town
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- Tinker.it and Bluetooth Arduino
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- Connecting First and Second Life
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- Paper Email.
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- Book: Design Noir: The Secret Life of Electronic Objects
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- Francobelge Design, toy car interfaces
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