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Graffiti Research Labs - Laser Painter
by Rattle at 11:51 pm EST, Feb 21, 2007

This is truly awesome. The folks at Graffiti Research Labs created a rig that facilitates painting with light on the side of a building. It uses a high lumens projector to project the light, a green laser pointer to do the writing, and a security/astrononmy camera to detect where the green laser was pointed. They have made all the code available under the GPL.

Here is video of them using the rig via YouTube:

Higher quality quicktime video can be found here.


 
Graffiti Research Labs - Laser Painter
by Decius at 3:32 pm EST, Feb 22, 2007

I'd been avoided looking at this because electronic writing on buildings has been done before, but their setup is actually fairly cool. The folks at Graffiti Research Labs created a rig that facilitates painting with light on the side of a building. It uses a high lumens projector to project the light, a green laser pointer to do the writing, and a security/astrononmy camera to detect where the green laser was pointed. They have made all the code available under the GPL.

Here is video of them using the rig via YouTube:

Higher quality quicktime video can be found here.


 
Graffiti Research Labs - Laser Painter
by Hijexx at 3:31 pm EDT, Oct 22, 2007

Re-memeing this because this is the project used at Phreaknic this year (Friday night) out on the balcony. Neat stuff!

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This is truly awesome. The folks at Graffiti Research Labs created a rig that facilitates painting with light on the side of a building. It uses a high lumens projector to project the light, a green laser pointer to do the writing, and a security/astrononmy camera to detect where the green laser was pointed. They have made all the code available under the GPL.

Here is video of them using the rig via YouTube:

Higher quality quicktime video can be found here.


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