Leslie Nooteboom
MA work
MA work
komorebi
komorebi lets you curate lighting experiences indoors.
In a time where indoor sunlight is becoming more scarce, the need for technological nature is increasing. With an ever-growing global population and urbanisation levels reaching heights unseen before, fewer living spaces are able to receive direct sunlight. There are attempts at solving this issue, however, these are very static. Intensity and colour seem to be the only way in which their light is changing over time.
komorebi is programmable, this means that it can change shape, location and interact with its environment. The code-based nature of the light allows for a generative aspect. This serendipity is an important aspect of the technology, which brings it closer to a natural experience.
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Innovation Design Engineering, 2017
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Contact
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Merging innovation, design and engineering.
Past projects involve developing human interaction with autonomous systems, replicating human touch in robotics, educating with internet of things sensors and actors and wearable technology for sports.Â
On show is komorebi, artificial dynamic lighting.
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Degrees
- BSc Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology, 2014