Designer Jinha Lee wondered what was possible if pixels escaped from the monitor and became physicalobjects, so he created bloxels. These small devices are a prototype for a new type of display system that lee began working on while studying at the university of Tokyo. The design uses a module-based approach, consisting of translucent cubes that emit a colorful glow according to the transmitted data from the neighbouring bloxels. The user can freely move the blocks around and the image will transform accordingly. Lee envisions using the system for multimedia artworks or as an educational toy. you can seea demonstration of bloxels in action in a video on Lee's website.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Jinha Lee, Bloxels
Designer Jinha Lee wondered what was possible if pixels escaped from the monitor and became physicalobjects, so he created bloxels. These small devices are a prototype for a new type of display system that lee began working on while studying at the university of Tokyo. The design uses a module-based approach, consisting of translucent cubes that emit a colorful glow according to the transmitted data from the neighbouring bloxels. The user can freely move the blocks around and the image will transform accordingly. Lee envisions using the system for multimedia artworks or as an educational toy. you can seea demonstration of bloxels in action in a video on Lee's website.
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