Monday, April 26, 2010
Lady Luminance
Inspired by Lady Gaga’s outrageous fashions, Lady Luminance is at first glance, an elaborate headpiece, but when activated, becomes an interesting lightshow on the head. If one wanted to wow the crowd, Lady Luminance is the way to go.
Lady Luminance has a built in light sensor which determines how fast the lights flash. If worn in a well lit room, the lights will change and illuminate the flowers in the headpiece in a slow and subtle way. However, if worn in a dark room, the lights would cycle through quickly, which is when the real excitement begins. In the dark is where one can see the full beauty of this piece, with each flower glowing brightly and changing colours in a fast, pulsating way. It is a perfect accessory for costume or dance parties.
Lady Luminance has a built in light sensor which determines how fast the lights flash. If worn in a well lit room, the lights will change and illuminate the flowers in the headpiece in a slow and subtle way. However, if worn in a dark room, the lights would cycle through quickly, which is when the real excitement begins. In the dark is where one can see the full beauty of this piece, with each flower glowing brightly and changing colours in a fast, pulsating way. It is a perfect accessory for costume or dance parties.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
FINISHED!!
So I've finally finished my headband! Here are some quick pictures of how it looks like. More high res pics will be taken later.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
More code testing
So I went to uni today for the extra session to get help with my code. After talking with Anne, Doug and Rohan, I finally got my code working to how I wanted! Now all that's left is to test it out with multiple LEDs and assemble the whole thing.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
LED Testing 2
Coded the LEDs so that if there is low light, the LED's light pattern will cycle faster and when there is lots of light, it will cycle slower. It's not perfect yet but getting there...
Friday, April 9, 2010
The coding side of things...
I played around with Arduino today and after hours of being stuck at a dead end, I managed to figure out a few things. I have managed to make it so that when the light sensor has little light, the LED would fade in and out of red and when there is lots of light, it would fade in and out of green. I'm getting there!
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