Sketching for Robot Tulips
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In one of my classes at RISD, we are doing a small physical computing project using an IPAC controller and ActionScript. I’ve been working on a field of mechanical tulips that fill with water when it rains and knock against one another, releasing the water and setting them upright again. When a gust of wind blows through, they activate in a neat wave pattern. A sketch I did for the visual representation of this switch is seen below - click on the applet and play with your keyboard to check it out.
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on Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
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