by NA et al.
electromagnetic waves and light
on development of MoT in a chronological order
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2023 Driving the lights
Festival lighting with MoT [Site Specific]
New funding was difficult to get. So we suggested to try new applications and new environments of MoT [Site Specific].
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2022 STAMP Festival Hamburg
MoT [Site Specific] was created with a major upgrade of the luminance intensity.
In 2022 we were granted to build up our Mirror of Things behind a spacious shop window to go public with our project.
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2022 Grant aquisition
Further development of MoT for post Covid events
After the first funding period we wanted to continue on our journey towards intuitive visualization of radio waves.
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2021 Technical report
Mirror of Things - A first portable version
A first public funding phase successfully past and some documentation was required to be done.
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2021 First reflections with light
How the mirror started reflecting things
After many preparations and experiments to test our ideas, we finally met and went over to start building the Mirror of Things.
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2020 Of course a matrix ...
In order to be cool a matrix of LEDs should do the showing of a spatially distributed wave.
Humans have eyes with two-dimensional arrays of light receptors. These recognize a spatial light distribution and anything less than a two-dimensional display would fall short of human viewing habits.
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2020 How to see radio waves from your smartphone?
Detecting electromagnetic waves with antennas
First it was all about detecting invisible electromagnetic waves like radio and WiFi.