The laser-trip system has been tested and is working as a modular unit. The lighting units (20 of them, 2 per roof to create a 16ft long display) have been tested out and are ready for installation also.

"Inside/Out" creates a dynamic display system that will hover over ten buildings on South Main, Memphis. Using an original lighting system, the real-time activity from within each building is read and converted into color patterns that will be displayed above each building. As people walk down the street during April 28th they will be able to see the inside activity of each building node from the outside, using technology to transfer spatial information.

For more information and image tests at high resolution, please download the press package here.

A dynamic wall piece/installation for use in a lobby, lounge, club, etc. Information and text here.

A gun with a laserscope is hung from a motor in the middle of a room. The gun slowly rotates, drawing a constant spatial line from point A (the nozzle) to point B (the bullet's potential point of entry), scanning across the walls of the room and across people as then enter the space. Once users realize the red line is draw from the nozzle of a gun, they may duck under it as it passes or break it, consciously choosing to place themselves in the bullet's potential trajectory.