Wash U IEEE built a large scale light-up computer-controlled dance floor for Vertigo.
Upcoming events featuring the Vertigo Dance Floor
We have begun to receive requests from various organizations to bring the Vertigo Dance Floor to events in the area. Many of these events will showcase the versatility of this platform, as the VDF can be far more than just a dance floor (it doesn't even need to be on the floor!).
Some events (dates pending confirmation) include:
Washington University Engineering Student Council's EnWeek - Late February 2006
Washington University Engineering Student Council's EnFormal - March 2006
Washington University Mu Phi Gamma Formal dance - Spring 2006
Various private parties on and off campus - Spring 2006
We are in the process of negotiating exact dates and times for these events as well as others that will be announced later.
In other publicity, we will be featured in an upcoming edition of BPM Magazine .
The Residential Advisors for Washington University's South 40 have voted to give Vertigo a best event award for 2005. We credit the dance floor for that!
As always, we will post here as more details emerge.
posted by Pehr @ 12/04/2005 08:46:00 PM
2 Comments:
This is kind of off topic, but what did you guys use for the firmware for the boards? Are you going to post it online just like the java client/server software? It would be very helpful!
We used the MIT firmware, available with source, from here.
We used an AVRISP to program the firmware onto the AVR on the DDF board .
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