I've spent the last month building the technology into a more self-contained and buttoned-up form. This version runs on a Raspberry Pi with a touchscreen, and has speakers and audio amplification built in for a clean install in a laser-cut acrylic enclosure. I also designed and built, again out of laser-cut acrylic, a wall-mounted crane that supports four sensor pods on chain to give a more swing-like experience to gallery visitors.

Main enclosure with sensor pods.

Acrylic crane supporting chains and accelerometer cables.

Although I won't be there myself, the main event is happening Saturday, May 26 at 6 PM: the FAR Gallery reception for the presenters (some of them anyway) involved in the lecture series. This will coincide with the overall FAT Village artwalk, held on the last Saturday of every month, so it should be a good time. Have fun!