Picture the assault cockpit of an Aestivalis. Designed by Apple Computer.
Geometry:
The geometry of the room will be indefinite. Tilted ceiling and floor platforms will be added and corners will be modified to accomodate system devices. Modifications shall be completed as described next:
Lighting / Image Display:
The geometry modifications will be made with CNC debossed polycarbonate (Etched Plexiglass). Plexiglass is from Non-Lowes retail, etching done at The University [free]. Polarized museum microlighting and multicolor LCD from each glass.
The wall and ceiling mods will be easy: the plexiglass is size of wall, so I just add rubber wedgy blocks/
Plexiglass: $5 at Non-Lowes Home Improvement
Debossing and etching: FREE at CU Boulder (my school)
Polarized lighting: $20 with bulbs at Lamps Plus
LCD Lighting: $15 at Radios Hack
Museum Lights:

Possible design:

LCD Modules (I have several):



Table / Aforementioned Device:
Think of the bridge of the Nadesico. With a ThinkGeek case mod.
The design of the multifuction device is designed to efficiently leverage a room's most underutilized space - the ceiling. The multifunction device is actually a set of servo arms mounted from the ceiling from tension response cord arrays. The table is mid-density refraction glass with a special metal backing and laminated with Plexi.
Servo: ABB charges too much, DIY until distributor found
Table: $18 sheetmetal, $30 glass at Carl Zeiss, $5 plexiglass at NON-Lowes
Mounting hardware: $3 at NON[/n]-Lowes
Sheetmetal sample. Scanned image.
