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Finally, mobile phones will find more use in clubs and discos. People tend to keep their phones in, taken that the loud music pushes away any chance of a possible conversation. But with this new development by architect Ursula Laveren and information tech designer Auke Touwslager, known as the “Cell Phone Disco” is sure to have people whipping out their phones in places like these.
Cell Phone Disco at LIGHTWAVE ’09 from Auke Touwslager on Vimeo.
An interactive surface, the system visualizes the electromagnetic field emitted by a phone through light. Using a mobile phone near this surface activates little lights, tiny and thousands of which light up for a visualization display when a call is in progress. A phone’s presence can be literally seen with the Cell Phone Disco.
[Designboom]
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