Kaleidoscopic ImageArt Made with Raspberry Pi On the ISS @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi
On the ISS a Raspberry Pi has been used for an experiment called Pulse/Hydra 3. Here’s more from Raspberry Pi Blog:
Inside the payload, there’s a specially designed ‘microgravity kaleidoscope’. The transmitted data activates the kaleidoscope, and the resulting live images are securely streamed back to the ground terminal. The images are then projected onto large video screens so the whole audience can watch what is happening in orbit. The artistic idea is that both pulse rate and blood oxygenation levels are highly transient physiological characteristics that respond rapidly to conscious and sub-conscious emotional states. Therefore, there is a complex interaction between the participant and the payload, as both react to each other during the experience.
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