The prototype example is a bit LiteBrite garish, but we're still wowed by this Interactive LED Dining Table, which combines 448 LED with a motion sensing system. The system is a dining table that is part furniture, part interactive artwork and a little bit of mood lighting thrown into the mix. Check out all the details and a free downloadable PDF (or link to purchase a pre-made version) over at Unplggd.
Interactive LED Dining Table Reacts to Diner's Movement
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I like the concept but would prefer less Easter-ish lights.
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Great fun.
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Golly, I think this is the worst idea I've ever seen.
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I liked it better when Ingo Maurer did it:
http://www.unicahome.com/catalog/item.asp?id=14673
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I think I prefer my furniture to glower in the dark. (NOT glow!)
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It looks like the dance floor from Saturday Night Fever....or something that would be in a coked out movie from the 80's.
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