Light That Responds
Lighting can transform a space and make an installation feel alive. DMX is a long-standing standard that lets a computer control stage and architectural lights, which makes it popular for interactive work.
The Basics
You do not need to be an engineer, but a little vocabulary helps when briefing. These ideas feature in our lighting-led installations.
- Controller — the device that sends commands
- Fixtures — the lights that receive them
- Channels — each setting, such as brightness or colour
- Universes — groups of channels sent over one connection
- Cabling — specific cables and terminations in a chain
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Connect to Interaction
Sensors, touch inputs and software can feed values into the lighting controller. This lets lights respond to movement, sound or gameplay in real time.
Plan Power and Safety
Lighting loads and cabling need competent electricians and venue approval. This is general information, not electrical advice. Agencies planning lighting-heavy projects can talk to us via our partnership programme.
