The light of Wind – kang eun young

By amd08

 

           Conversation with the wind

 

 

 

Project Explanation  

I intend to express wind visually through this project.

 

 

Background Research

 

 

The poem(Conversation with the wind) is the background to this project.

Just the passing wind of the moment

we cannot see the winds directly 

Landscape communicate the story of wind with the sound
Different methods of the story of the winds
I…
Feel the winds with skin
Listen to the shaking it pushes
See the things it loads 

How can I see and feel the story of the wind  in different ways?

 

 

Design Research

 

lamp  

Swaying lamp by blowing wind

To Lighten dark place

There are a torchlight, a lamplight, a candlelight, etc…

Korean lamp emit various and fantastic light with color and tradition pattern of the Korean paper

 

 

throwing shadow 

The story to tell to the light. 

Shadow play

The method that communicate the story with light.

 

 

Materials Research

 The experiment with Korean rice papers.

Size = 10cm×10cm×10cm, used 4LED, 3layer

 

Size = 10cm×10cm×10cm, used 3LED, 2layer

 

 

Design Concept

To express the story of the winds with lighting

As the counterbalance inclines, It Shows various colors of the light

Just like a wind-bell making different sounds as blowing

 

 

Design Sketch

 

 

 

 

 

Tech Spec

Tilt sensor

 

Performance Specification 

Measuring range             ±60°
Resolution                   <0.1 degrees
Non-Iinearity                 <1% FS
Transverse Sensitivity        <0.5% at ±60° tilt
Response time               <0.5 second
Power supply (Regulated)     5 Vdc
Min.to Max.supply            3 to 6 Vdc
Current consumption 5V     <1 mA
Sensitivity                    appox 25mV/ °
Zero offset at 5V              2.0 ±0.3 Volt
Temperature Drift of sensitivity 1% /°C
Temperature Drift of Zero      ±0.4 mV/°C
Output impedance            10 kOhm
Operating Temperature       -30 to .. +60°C
Storage Temperature         -45 to .. +90°C
Weight                       approx. 5 g

arduino,  LED

  

  

Arduino Code

int potPin01 = 7;
int potPin02 = 8;
int potPin03 = 12;
int potPin04 = 4;

int ledPin01 = 9;
int ledPin02 = 10;
int ledPin03 = 5;
int ledPin04 = 6;
int ledPin05 = 2;

int value = 0;
int value01 = 0;
int value02 = 0;
int value03 = 0;
int value04 = 0;

void setup(){
  pinMode(potPin01, INPUT);
  pinMode(potPin02, INPUT);
  pinMode(potPin03, INPUT);
  pinMode(potPin04, INPUT);
  pinMode(ledPin01, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(ledPin02, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(ledPin03, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(ledPin04, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(ledPin05, OUTPUT);
}

void loop(){
digitalWrite(ledPin05,HIGH);

  if(digitalRead(potPin01)==HIGH){
    if(value01<=255){
      value01+=10;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin01,value01);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin01,255);
    }
  }else{
    if(value01>=0){
      value01-=5;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin01,value01);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin01,0);
    }

  }
  if(digitalRead(potPin02)==HIGH){
    if(value02<=255){
      value02+=10;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin02,value02);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin02,255);
    }
  }else{
    if(value02>=0){
      value02-=5;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin02,value02);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin02,0);
    }
  }

  if(digitalRead(potPin03)==HIGH){
    if(value03<=255){
      value03+=10;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin03,value03);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin03,255);
    }
  }else{
    if(value03>=0){
      value03-=5;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin03,value03);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin03,0);
    }
  }
  if(digitalRead(potPin04)==HIGH){
    if(value04<=255){
      value04+=10;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin04,value04);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin04,255);
    }
  }else{
    if(value04>=0){
      value04-=5;
      delay(5);
      analogWrite(ledPin04,value04);
    }else{
      analogWrite(ledPin04,0);
    }
  }

}

 

Tile sensor experiment

Korean rice paper                       Wood board

 

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