Hello!
I am an industrial design student at Umeå institute of design making an interactive display to show the solar energy production of a building. I have some research done on the colors and graphic (check http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2065212&l=5acdaaceed&id=537776509) for reference.
I am now trying to produce a nice spherical display with near-ir interaction.
I want to usa a range sensor activated LED projector on a frosted glass surface. (As ambient “passive-mode” light i have some color programmed LED lights.)
So far I ordered bought these components:
Acer K10 - LED DLP-projector
6 x BlinkM MaxM - I2C Controlled RGB LED = £179.94
1 x Arduino Duemilanove (Updated 368 Version) = £20.58
2 x IR Range Sensor - Sharp GP2Y0A21YK = £18.50
2 x IR Range Sensor - Connector Cable = £3.30
For the IR part I plan to use:
webcam with out IR filter
IR-spotlight Kemo B223 (http://www.kjell.com/filarkiv/SUPPORTPDF/81-90/87/87223/b223.pdf)
Images:
First an normalized IR image from the A Multi-Touch Interactive Spherical Display from Microsoft http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aRQdiyNGGM&feature=player_embedded
but a bit more red (like I would like it). And then some process images.
Does anyone have any experience in using technology this technology on frosted glass? I have 5 weeks to the degree exhibition so I need all the help I can get!
Thank you,
Martin
