Sound with light
To adjust the autofocus of their cameras, many modern smartphones use optical proximity sensors – tiny little devices that use light to detect objects that are near them. However, these sensors can also be employed for a multitude of other applications. Challenge: Create a system that uses the information coming from eight optical proximity sensors and converts them into musical tones. Each sensor will be assigned a different tone, so in the end, you will be able to make music with light. |
Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau