my contribution

In this project, I was responsible for designing and developing two interactive rooms.The first consists of an immersive tunnel made up of 16 LED matrices, connected via Ethernet and managed by dedicated controllers. The matrices display content managed in real time by vvvv, a visual programming language. This processes the graphical visualization of the surrounding sound environment in real time, reproduced with about forty speakers arranged in the tunnel. Furthermore, thanks to presence sensors connected to an Arduino communicating with vvvv, the system detects the user's passage and modifies the visualization, thus transforming the perception of space.In the last room, six LED matrices, three meters high, show visual outputs also managed by vvvv. Here too, interaction is activated by the user's passage via sensors connected to Arduino, allowing vvvv to trigger the videos on the matrices, creating a movement-reactive immersive experience.