This year the team (led by Wim Vanhenden) at (recently founded) Little Miss Robot created an online project to help collect money for Music For Life. The site is built with Flash and it has a couple of really cool interactive features. The site shows a live feed from a webcam pointed at a plasma screen, a Christmas tree and a whiteboard. Every visitor gets their chance to switch on the lights, draw something on the whiteboard and leave a message on the plasma screen. The lights (100 LED lights) are connected to an Arduino board which is communicating with a Flash application. Every time someone switches on the lights Adecco donates 1 euro to Music For Life.
The site is completely in Dutch but very easy to figure out. So even if you don’t speak Dutch, you should be able to switch on the lights and support the project. What are you waiting for? http://www.odenneboom.be/
Great job, Little Miss Robot!







Indeed a great job, Miss Little Robot! It works great. Nice spot Serge!
This is indeed a very clever use of Flash and related technology overall. In fact, it’s seems like kind of a poster child for “multi-screen, multi-media” work! Thanks for pointing this out Serge – since I don’t speak Dutch, I never would have found this site had you not blogged/tweeted about it. I’m sure this will boost the proceeds. (They should send a case of your favorite Belgian brew for spreading the word.)
way to go Little Miss Robot – very cool!
I’ll take this opportunity to blatantly promote my own little initiative to raise money for Music for Life ;)
http://bit.ly/tshirtforlife
Nice project. Do you perhaps know where this room is located in real life?
Greets
Thanks for the support Serge!
Enjoy the holidays and have a good rest so you can continue traveling the world for us!
Cheers man!
@Jochen It is in Gent, Belgium