A programmable device which individually controls the illumination intensity of 30 high-power light bulbs.
Technology
2.4Ghz radio, 802.15.4
8 bit microkontroller
Embedded Linux, Enlightenment WM
12V relay driver
We bought this amazing set of lights at the Boxhagener Platz market in Berlin. The lamps were originally manufactured as fog headlights for Trabants and Wartburgs (12V/70W).
The project was intended to demonstrate how our technology can be used to control high-current devices.
In the application shown on the video, the lamps are controlled with the help of an Openmoko open-source telephone, the Neo Freerunner, via a low-consumption radio device. The control of the system is achieved by a graphic interface developed by our company.
The video shows Openmoko in the foreground with the radio device above it. In the background is the light organ itself.
