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Playhouse Installation with hidden touch sensors in the drywall, a reed switch which triggers a Picasa slideshow, proximity sensor, and a fake LED fire. Pics and How to Instructable |
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The DIY Magic Mirror installed for a Halloween Party. Set for stealth mode, the Magic Mirror was triggered by the proximity sensor when unsuspecting guests went to wash their hands in the bathroom sink. A potentiometer was used to change the characters on the fly and a touch sensor was mounted behind the frame matte. Pics |
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DIY Magic Mirror installation at the Los Gatos Haunted Harvest Festival http://experienceshadowhills.com/. Guests see the Magic Mirror at the bottom of the Well. Pics |
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Interview with Wired at Maker Faire. Video
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This installation was for a Hotel where the Magic Suitcase among other things, speaks the Weather Forecast to the Guests. Instructable |
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A simple desktop installation with the Magic Mirror running on a second monitor. The touch sensors are used for weather and stock. |
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A laptop installation where the cables were lengthened leading to the alcohol sensor mounted in the ABS T-pipe. The laptop is running Ubuntu Linux. |
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