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Vid-e-lay it’s an external device that allows you to wrap time and space in a tangible way. This is a sample of a video processed with this device. Video source courtesy of videopong.
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Vid-e-lay it’s an external device that allows you to wrap time and space in a tangible way. This is a sample of a video processed with this device. Video source courtesy of videopong.
Vid-e-lay it’s an external device that allows you to wrap time and space in a tangible way. This is a sample of a video processed with this device. Video source courtesy of videopong.
Vid-e-lay it’s an external device that allows you to wrap time and space in a tangible way. Components: mdf body, arduino board, elastic thread, servo motor and a plexiglass bar.
Vid-e-lay is a project I developed in 2012 in collaboration with Matteo Accuso and Davide Capalbo during an interaction design course at ISIA Roma. We were asked to develop a tangible interface. The result was a physical spring that works as a video delay. In the video the making of the prototype and a short demo of the product.