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Some of Our Products:
1) Sound Plexer 8000-
The Sound Plexer 8000 is an embedded sound recording/playback device
capable of playing sounds/music out of any, of up to 8 speakers simultaneously.
This specialized functionality was further enhanced by allowing the user to map
any of the eight inputs to trigger any of these sounds. This was all accomplished
by a built in user interface which was accessible via its built in LCD (no external
Halloween and model train Industries where multiple sounds were needed
throughout the exhibit from a single unit.
2) Lights, Sound, Motion, Communication (LSMC)-
The LSMC PCB is a fantastic platform which allows a user to add Lighting, Music,
Motion and PC communication to any project with ease! This product was
specifically designed for a customer who was targeting the hobbyist market and
needed the components to be large enough so that the end user did not need
specialized surface mount equipment.. So instead of the customary surface
mount products which we normally provide we designed this project with DIP
components.
3) Wine Time-
The wine Time clock was created using super bright Blue and Red LED's in
conjunction with specialized sound recording IC's and various other user defined
inputs to create a totally new and revolutionary way of viewing time. The sound
recording quality is second to none with high sampling frequency and buffered
sound outputs.
4) Waldorf Astoria Model-
The Waldorf Astoria Model consisted of a custom control board and firmware, a
custom Graphical User Interface "GUI" and a touch screen LCD display. These
were all integrated together to give a potential client interested in purchasing a
condo within the Waldorf Astoria the ability to physically see which unit they were
interested in by a series of blinking LED's. The client could walk over to the touch
screen controller and select a floor on the screen, then select an individual unit
on that floor. The GUI would then send down a custom communications protocol
to the control board which in turn would illuminate a series of LED's on that floor.
The control board is able to control over 2,000 LED's!
1) Sound Plexer 8000-
The Sound Plexer 8000 is an embedded sound recording/playback device
capable of playing sounds/music out of any, of up to 8 speakers simultaneously.
This specialized functionality was further enhanced by allowing the user to map
any of the eight inputs to trigger any of these sounds. This was all accomplished
by a built in user interface which was accessible via its built in LCD (no external
Halloween and model train Industries where multiple sounds were needed
throughout the exhibit from a single unit.
2) Lights, Sound, Motion, Communication (LSMC)-
The LSMC PCB is a fantastic platform which allows a user to add Lighting, Music,
Motion and PC communication to any project with ease! This product was
specifically designed for a customer who was targeting the hobbyist market and
needed the components to be large enough so that the end user did not need
specialized surface mount equipment.. So instead of the customary surface
mount products which we normally provide we designed this project with DIP
components.
3) Wine Time-
The wine Time clock was created using super bright Blue and Red LED's in
conjunction with specialized sound recording IC's and various other user defined
inputs to create a totally new and revolutionary way of viewing time. The sound
recording quality is second to none with high sampling frequency and buffered
sound outputs.
4) Waldorf Astoria Model-
The Waldorf Astoria Model consisted of a custom control board and firmware, a
custom Graphical User Interface "GUI" and a touch screen LCD display. These
were all integrated together to give a potential client interested in purchasing a
condo within the Waldorf Astoria the ability to physically see which unit they were
interested in by a series of blinking LED's. The client could walk over to the touch
screen controller and select a floor on the screen, then select an individual unit
on that floor. The GUI would then send down a custom communications protocol
to the control board which in turn would illuminate a series of LED's on that floor.
The control board is able to control over 2,000 LED's!
