Project wrapped up for Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum in Orlando FL.
A front projected interactive wall built in Openframeworks. Users interact with digital water by touching the wall and applying different magnets to the wall. When the magnets are oriented correctly and water is added, each reacts in their own way.
Users also use real world valve controls to increase or reduce the flow of water, which is done using an Arduino microcontroller.
A front projected interactive wall built in Openframeworks. Users interact with digital water by touching the wall and applying different magnets to the wall. When the magnets are oriented correctly and water is added, each reacts in their own way.
Users also use real world valve controls to increase or reduce the flow of water, which is done using an Arduino microcontroller.
