
Lightweave
Interactive light and sound prototyping and integration
New York, NY
34 West 27th Floor 9
(212) 481-5759
hello@softlabnyc.com
Interactive light and sound prototyping and integration
technical process and development of sound and movement responsive installation
Automating the cut files for a complex quad paneled surface
Animated noise map used to drive an array of LEDs.
Automating 2D fabrication files
Sketch of reflected light
prototype and organization of a network or non-grid LED array
algorithm that creates Brownian trees
Prototype as a method of creating a gravity driven form
sketch of a voronoi model that responds to sound with various behaviors
Tool to generate gradients between two RAL colors
Experimenting with a distributed structure
Engineering and color pattern
Grid of cells that reacts to sound with light
Retrieve the 3D coordinates scanned by the IR sensor in a depth camera
generate 3D joints from a network of lines
Generative drawing. New Haven, CT 2018
flattening surface panels with articulated connections
Physical model that responds to sound with programmed light
mapping color onto a complex piece of geometry
creating a form that is optimized by applied forces
Optical materials that respond to position, light, and angle of view
Model of how spots and stripes form on the coats of animals
Analyzing angles between intersecting linear elements to produce folded brackets to connect them
Sound reactive light prototype
Using a depth camera and blob detection to track the position of people
Automating the cut files for a laminated blob-like shape
spatial sequencer used for a touch activated light and sound installation
color gradient with adjustable randomness and pixel size
used to measure rotation of a field and generate an airflow model
3D printed joints for the assembly of a complex structure
Our design proposal for the Flatiron Plaza Holiday Competition
Runtime model of a cellular automata algorithm
Sound responsive interface and technical development
optimizing small edges of a voronoi pattern using Lloyd’s algorithm