Public Mood: Light Temperature |
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C4F3: Interactive Cafe
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Written by Administrator
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Feb 27, 2006 at 09:51 AM |
Every 15 minutes Internet users will be able to change the overall light temperature of the large cafe space. The overall light temperature will be based on a computational distillation of information from a news stories described and imaged my Google News. This system will utilize a dimmer controlled combination of red-blue-green lights to achieve a variety of colors. Lights will be directed primarily at the ceiling. If possible a computer station in the room will display the source and results of the current entry. The concept is based on the tradition of the "mood ring" which is composed of a material which changes color chemically based on the body temperature of the ring bearer. In this case it is a public issue which must be chosen by the Internet participant and then translated into color temperature for the destination space. A simple computational model will be chosen for the source news text and imagery which will then be translated into a color temperature based upon varying models maintained by different cultures. This system represents an offering and participatory mood encapsulating current issues of public concern.
Links video: http://www.willpap-projects.com/Public_Mood_Ring/Docu/Public_Mood_Ring_Docu.html text: http://www.nbc11.com/news/9640190/detail.html proposal: http://www.willpap-projects.com/Docus/Proposals/Mood_Systems/ISEA_C4F3_Proposal.html |
Last Updated ( Sep 27, 2006 at 02:18 PM )
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