The Recursive Observatory: A Derivative of Space and Time

The Recursive Observatory: A Derivative of Space and Time

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3D printing's unique capability lies in its ability to transform a single material into countless forms and repeating these operations allows for the variation of form over time. This exhibit showcases this feature by displaying a 3-D plot, created by sensors placed in a 3-D grid pattern, which represents audience movement within the space. The Thing-O-Matic machine processes this data, translating it into a printable 3-dimensional form. Sphere shapes at axial intersections indicate density of flow. A cost-effective way to build the sensor grid is by modifying an Arduino project that utilizes laser tripwires. To ensure safety, focused light or low-power pulsating lasers can be used instead of conventional lasers.

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