h a l f b a k e r yIncidentally, why isn't "spacecraft" another word for "interior design"?
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This display uses a computer aimed pneumatic spitball cannon which "paints" a picture out of colored spitballs. The "spitballs" are actually reusable clumps of fabric which are soaked and compressed by a muzzle-loading piston ram.
The display can be wiped clear with a water hose, so the next image
can be painted.
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If it wipes off with water, then wouldn't they dissolve in the rain? I suggest some adhesive that breaks down when subjected to catalitic levels of alcohol or bleach or something. And I dont think the spitballs need to be reusable... |
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Could make some really cool murals too. |
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The only really practical way to make this display work in the rain would be to use an entirely different mechanism for the "sticking"--like magnets or lots of spikes or velcro. That would be a different concept, of course, and would perhaps be less amusing for the market audience to watch. |
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This is a great idea. As described, it seems mostly about displaying 2D images, but I think it also presents an interesting opportunity for displaying in 3D. You could build up bas-relief sculptures with considerable depth if you waited for each layer to solidify before building up another layer. (The "spit" would probably need to contain plaster or a glue if you really wanted to build up sculpture this way.) |
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