zeroiee, to random
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Hey show technicians and DMX fans, we have something for you!

In our projects and demonstrators, we often need to control various types of lighting. Setting moods or attracting the attention of passers-by are just two examples of use-cases. The industry standard for this application is the DMX protocol, and there is a vast ecosystem of controllers, software applications, and lights that follow this standard. Our super-flexible LightNode does not natively "speak" DMX, but we have developed a DMX to CAN translator. The video briefly demonstrates how the moving faders of "Q Light Controller" control the color transitions of a light strip connected to our LightNode. Of course, this can also be automated! If you want to learn more, just get in touch!

Video shows both, a DMX application with lots of regulators/faders and our light stripe test panel. When the faders are moved in the DMX software, the light strips change their color.

zeroiee, to random
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We have received the first A-samples of our new V2X ("Vehicle-to-X") Nodes!

V2X Nodes are part of our Advanced Modular Prototyping System .

This is very exciting for us, since it's one of the most complex Nodes so far and packed with features.

This Node enables you to plug in a Raspberry Pi CM4 (or any other compatible alternative) as well as M.2 cards and Raspberry Pi HATs or even Adafruit FeatherWings. V2X radio is on-board.

V2X technology enables vehicle-to-(anything) communication, e.g. for traffic control, traffic warnings, etc.

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