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Nice writeup, looks really cool. A further step might be to 3D scan the installation location you're placing it in to generate a completely custom mesh that ta
by pimlottc 12y ago
Nice writeup, looks really cool. A further step might be to 3D scan the installation location you're placing it in to generate a completely custom mesh that takes into account the unique geometry of the room - you could even include the furniture if you wanted to!
- jasmcole 12y agoInteresting idea! Maybe you could do it 'live' using a transparent curved display as the shade and a Kinect or equivalent... One thing that also bugged me is the fact that an isotropic light source forms an unevenly-lit image, so maybe you'd want an anisotropic emitter too.
- joshvm 12y agoAt this stage you've basically invented Illumiroom and you may as well just use a wide angle projector. You don't have full 360 coverage though so you'd need several projectors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IllumiRoom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IllumiRoom