Innovative Electronic Solutions LLC

Project Examples

Below are some of our projects which we have had the privilege of working on with our customers. All of which require an embedded system and unique programming to create the desired effect. Click on the images below for a quick description of each.

Lights Sound Motion Communcation (LSMC)-

The LSMC was designed specifically with the hobbyist in mind. It is able to control the important aspects of every hobbyists creation. Able to control up 80 high powered LED's, Record and Playback up to 1 minute of high fidelity Sound, Move 2 DC motors, and Communicate with a PC via an RS-232 Link!  

Sound Plexer 8000

The Sound Plexer 8000 was designed specifically for the haunted house and museum exhibitors. The Sound Plexer 8000 is able to record up to 1 minute of high fidelity sound and broadcast it out of any one, or all 8 speakers simultaneously, based on which external sensor was tripped. It is fully programmable without a PC allowing a user to simply add sound to their attraction without the added complication of a PC and software to install. So for example the user would be able to record the sound of a train, ghost, or anything else. They could then map that one sound to say, speaker 2,3 and 6 only when sensor number 1,5 and 8 were triggered. This allows the exhibitor to place multiple sensors and speakers throughout their exhibit without a dedicated expensive sound system!

Wine Time Clock Display

This unique one of a kind clock was specifically designed for wine enthusiasts. Believe it or not it is a clock which melds the classic look of wood with the new age look of LED's. vist wine clock displays for more information.

Lighting Controller Unit (LCU)-

The LCU was specifically designed for lighting an architectural model of the new Waldorf Astoria to be built in Philadelphia. It was able to control up to 2000 high brightness white LED's from a custom designed touch screen controller. The idea was that a potential client would walk into the show room and could then get an idea of where their potential unit would actually be located on the building itself. For example, they would say where is unit 2b on floor 27? The sales person would then navigate to floor 27 on the touch screen panel and select unit 2b. The touch screen panel would then communicate with the LCU and begin to blink that unit on the model itself. The affect was amazing, if a picture is worth a thousand words than a 12' model with custom lighting is worth a billion!

Visit Howard models for more information on the Waldorf Astoria Model.

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