Interactive installation at the Hungaricum Berlin in spring 2009. The aim was to find out, what people want to change or do the next year and to display this pledges.
JEP Shields will make the life of physical computing simple. Just take it out of your toolbox, attach it to Arduino and use it for your project. (Big Thank You to JennyLC for the translation.)
The aim was to programm a process of the real world. Therefor I decided to make an artificial process in the real world and builded real drawbots. Than I tried to reproduce the result in Processing.
This are flower lights, which can switched on by casting them with a lighting can. They will get up and start to light. After a while, they dimm off and fall down. The project should show, that energy is a resource like water.
Ha! It is so cool to have your own Xenon 2 Megablast game cabinet at home and I made a tutorial which describes, what you have to do to build your own.
The idea of building an Arduino on a breadboard is not that new, but I made a step by step tutorial for a stand alone version. Especially for projects, which needs more Arduinos, it is a very cheep alternative.
The theme of the course Game Design was touching the screen - game developement for the touch screen interface. We made untouching the screen out of it. We made a cover for attach on the iPod Touch and programmed the old russian game »Nu Pogodi!« for it.
A sound image is a visualisation of a complex sound. In this case, it is the intro of Time by Pink Floys. The triangles are bass guitars, the stars are »pling«-sounds and the pink circles bongos and kongas. It was very funny and is very readable.
The first thing I build, when I started my studies in Potsdam, was a game controller using the technik of a keyboardhack. You just break an old keyboard and solder wires on the little PCB of it and you are done. In that case, it is a wireless keyboard and the sensors are just tilt switches. It was done very fast, but with a lot of fun!
Interactive installation at the Hungaricum Berlin in spring 2009. The aim was to find out, what people want to change or do the next year and to display this pledges. 
