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3 items tagged "kim"

Related tags: hacks [+], vibrant colors [+], tag [+], sylvia cheng [+], roel vertegaal [+], queen [+], painting [+], megaupload [+], light painting [+], light [+], led [+], kim pimmel [+], kibum [+], game [+], founder [+], cold cathode [+], classic game [+], bringing [+], arduino [+]

• February 21, 2012
• 19:12

  Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Granted Bail

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  Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Granted Bail

  Tags:  kim megaupload founder  

• May 12, 2011
• 3:57

  Bringing the game of tag into the digital age

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  How long has it been since you’ve played a game of tag? [Sylvia Cheng, Kibum Kim, and Roel Vertegaal] from Queen’s University’s human media lab have concocted a fun twist on the classic game that just might compel you to start playing again. Their game, called TagURIt, arms two players with Lumalive LED t-shirts which [...]

  Tags:  game tag bringing kim queen sylvia-cheng roel-vertegaal kibum classic-game led hacks  

• May 05, 2011
• 11:45

  Light painting – still shots and animations

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  [Kim Pimmel's] been doing some really interesting light painting with an Arduino. In the past we’ve seen several light painting projects which use long exposures to capture moving LEDs, or moving LCD displays. But [Kim's] stepping it up a notch, using cold cathode flourescent lamps, electroluminescent (EL) wire, and lasers. The vibrant colors put out by these sources make for some great photos, but that’s not all she’s got up her sleeve. After accumulating a ton of still photographs from various shoots she decided to edit them together into stopped motion videos.

  After the break you can see that one method she used to make these images was to spin the light sources on a standard audio turntable. An Arduino is controlled through processing via Bluetooth in order to move the stepper motor-mounted lights while the record player spins. Add some futuristic music thanks to Daft Punk (which is exactly what she did) and you’re in business.

  [Thanks @littlebirdceo via Arduino Blog]

  
  Filed under: arduino hacks, led hacks

  
  

  

  Tags:  painting light arduino kim kim-pimmel light-painting cold-cathode vibrant-colors hacks