RGBy color-sensing tech

The RGBy is a light that capture color from any objects surface, and illuminate by captured color. The color can be freely taken from various objects such as flowers that bloom in the garden and favorite clothes..etc. The memory and emotion that coils round the objects by seeing the color are woken up,because inputting the color from the reality objects.

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Aperture: light-reactive interactive display

Aperture is a facade installation with interactive and narrative displaying modes. Consisting of an iris diaphragm matrix, the facade’s surface with its apertures’ variable opening diameters is enriched by a dynamic translucency, that creates new imagery as well as a new channel for communication between inside and outside.

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Weather Light with Weather Forecasting and Outdoor Temperature

What’s the weather going to be like? Is it going to rain today? Do my kids need to wear a jacket? Now you can take the guesswork out of the weather forecast by consulting the Weather Light. With just a glance at the Weather Light, you’ll have the information you need to plan your day. The three illuminated weather forecast icons, Sunny, Cloudy and Rainy, give you an accurate weather forecast for the day. A simple wave of your hand changes the display, shifting between the precise Atomic time, indoor and outdoor temperature.

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Knitted Companion Cube from Portal

Some nice lady made this knitted Companion Cube from the video game Portal. She released very specific instructions and helpful pictures so you can make your own, plus she released the pattern under a Creative Commons license.

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Lazy Man Lights

Perfect for a high tech redneck, the Lazy Man Lights let you put lights up for year round displays changing color of the lights depending on the holiday. These Lazy Man’s Lights are LED, so you will never have to replace a bulb, or have half a string go out on you and your electric bill won’t skyrocket.

Read about it in Gizmos For Geeks