Ballcam

In the river Spree in Berlin lies the base of the Brommybrucke, which has been destroyed between 1950 and 1960. The whole bridge got destroyed, except for the base which is still unimpaired in 2008.

The assignment is: design, develop a tool so you can use your nobodyland for a certain period of time. Try to make use of the relation between somebodyland (the surrounding) and nobodyland

Step 1 Nobody object

I decided to make live recordings of the base so I made use of the land for a short period of time. The project consists out of 2 parts: a television screen and the BollCam. Also, the recordings are to be looked at on Internet.

BallCam
The BallCam on the island is moved by the wind. The ball is really lightweighted so it will be moving all the time. The ball contains a little camera which sends the recordings to a screen on the land and to the Internet. The wind decides what you will see. The technique used in the BallCam is wifi, a wireless connection.

Television screen
The television screen is not far away from the place of recording. The wind decides what you will see so the recordings can vary from a piece of grass, the sky, stones or even water. The screen shows what is going on in nobodyland, even though you are not even there.

Comments

[blodefood]

You would have to ensure that it does not point directly at the sun.  Even a few seconds is not good for the camera and could damage it.

[ramdesign]

dag ruben, sorry voor late mail.. het lijkt mij juist interessant om de bal niet op het land te leggen maar in een stromende rivier.. zo ontdek je nieuwe dingen en kan je eventueel onderzoek doen naar de stroom van de rivier.. het perspectief wat je dan krijgt, zul je nooit op een andere manier via een camera kunnen maken.. misschien wel een ander interessant uitgangspunt dan alleen voor eilndjes waar je niet kan komen! hopelijk heb je er wat aan! lara

[ramdesign]

ziet er goed uit

[ramdesign]

Hey Ruben, echt een superleuk ontwerp man! Jeske