Your Carbon Footprint
Mark Fitzsimons & Sam
Miles - Avant Garde MM4
The aim of this
project is to inform the audience about urban pollution in Europe in a fun,
different way by creating an interactive spectacle that the public will be
intrigued to use.
We plan on using
a sequence of steps in which the audience will interact with. Each individual
step represents a european city. These steps use a pressure sensor which
triggers auditory, visual and haptic feedback to the audience.
The sensors are
designed to pay homage to the iconic billie jean video by Michael Jackson where
the ground lights up after every step that Michael takes.
The data that is
being presented through the three mediums (sound, vision and touch) are a live
representation of the urban pollution readings in a city at that given time.
The higher the intensity of the feedback the higher the levels of carbon
pollution. (I.e higher vibration, lights up red)
Audiotory feedback – Each step will contain a note sound once
pressed that will play once part of the Billie Jean sequence.
Visual feedback – Each step contains LEDs which represent
different levels of air pollution, Green being low, Yellow being mid range and
Red being high.
Haptic feedback – Each Step will vibrate once stepped on in
different levels to show air pollution in a physical way. The more intense the
vibrates the higher the level of air pollution.
Inspiration (Hommage to):
Michael Jackson –
Billie Jean video
Multisensor
Broadband High Dynamic Range Sensing... for a Highly Expressive
Step-based Musical Instrument – Steve Mann
Step-based Musical Instrument – Steve Mann
Red Balloon, Green
Balloon, Sensors in the Sky – Stacey Kuznetsov
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