Exploring new object-human interactions with a face-tracking lamp
This project is an exploration of how digital technology can be used to create new physical interactions and behaviors with everyday objects. Spot Lamp uses technology as a means to humanize and personify the object and its utility.
Powered by a Raspberry Pi and using the OpenCV library, Spot Lamp is a face tracking table lamp that pans left to right and tilts up and down, responding to a person’s face.
Spot Lamp was exhibited during Toronto Design Offsite, an annual city-wide design festival. Businesses in the city offer their street-facing windows for designers and artists to showcase their work. A goal of this project was to create an object that would engage and interact with people as they walked by.
Project details
Exploring new object-human interactions with a face-tracking lamp
This project is an exploration of how digital technology can be used to create new physical interactions and behaviors with everyday objects. Spot Lamp uses technology as a means to humanize and personify the object and its utility.
Powered by a Raspberry Pi and using the OpenCV library, Spot Lamp is a face tracking table lamp that pans left to right and tilts up and down, responding to a person’s face.
Spot Lamp was exhibited during Toronto Design Offsite, an annual city-wide design festival. Businesses in the city offer their street-facing windows for designers and artists to showcase their work. A goal of this project was to create an object that would engage and interact with people as they walked by.
Project details
Exploring new object-human interactions with a face-tracking lamp
This project is an exploration of how digital technology can be used to create new physical interactions and behaviors with everyday objects. Spot Lamp uses technology as a means to humanize and personify the object and its utility.
Powered by a Raspberry Pi and using the OpenCV library, Spot Lamp is a face tracking table lamp that pans left to right and tilts up and down, responding to a person’s face.
Spot Lamp was exhibited during Toronto Design Offsite, an annual city-wide design festival. Businesses in the city offer their street-facing windows for designers and artists to showcase their work. A goal of this project was to create an object that would engage and interact with people as they walked by.
Project details
Nate Asis is a designer and strategist with experience in graphic, industrial, and UX/UI design. He holds a passion for how technology impacts objects and experiences.
Experience
Currently, Senior Industrial Designer & Strategist - Swave Studios
Previously, Product Designer - Umbra
Previously, Studio Intern - Souda
Previously, Bachelor of Design - OCAD University
Patents
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A
Nate Asis is a designer and strategist with experience in graphic, industrial, and UX/UI design. He holds a passion for how technology impacts objects and experiences.
Currently, Senior Industrial Designer & Strategist - Swave Studios
Previously, Product Designer - Umbra
Previously, Studio Intern - Souda
Previously, Bachelor of Design - OCAD University
Patents
N
A
Nate Asis is a designer and strategist with experience in graphic, industrial, and UX/UI design. He holds a passion for how technology impacts objects and experiences.
Experience
Currently, Senior Industrial Designer & Strategist - Swave Studios
Previously, Product Designer - Umbra
Previously, Studio Intern - Souda
Previously, Bachelor of Design - OCAD University
Patents
N
A