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In the ever-evolving world of technology, gadgets and gizmos have become an essential part of our lives. From smartphones to smartwatches, we constantly seek innovative devices that combine functionality with style. Among these gadgets, the Divoom Ditoo from MyDivoom stands out as a unique and versatile device that caters to the desires of both tech enthusiasts and art aficionados. Let's dive into the features and characteristics of this quirky little gadget. The Divoom Ditoo: A Closer Look The Divoom Ditoo is a compact and retro-styled pixel art speaker that packs a punch with its wide range of features. One of its most striking features is its 16x16 pixel art display, reminiscent of the early days of video gaming. This display allows users to create and showcase pixel art designs, making it a perfect tool for unleashing your inner artist. Apart from being an artistic canvas, the Ditoo also functions as a high-quality Bluetooth speaker. Despite its small size, the sound quality is surprisingly impressive, delivering clear and crisp audio. Whether you want to enjoy your favorite tunes or use it as a speaker for hands-free calls, the Ditoo won't disappoint. Moreover, the Divoom Ditoo pro doubles up as a smart alarm clock and digital assistant. You can customize various clock faces and use it to set alarms, making sure you wake up to your favorite pixel art design or soothing sounds. Its built-in smart assistant also allows you to control other smart devices in your home, making it a nifty addition to your smart home ecosystem. Endless Entertainment with the Divoom Ditoo The entertainment possibilities with the Divoom Ditoo are virtually limitless. With a built-in library of pixel art designs and animations, you can relive the nostalgia of classic video games or explore contemporary artworks from a thriving online community. The customization options are vast, allowing you to create personalized pixel art designs that match your mood and style. Additionally, the Ditoo offers interactive games that take advantage of its pixel display. From classic arcade games to brain-teasing puzzles, this quirky gadget provides entertainment for all ages. It's a delightful way to unwind and escape the daily grind, bringing smiles and laughter to your leisure time. Conclusion The Divoom Ditoo from MyDivoom is a charming and versatile gadget that seamlessly blends art, technology, and entertainment. Its retro-inspired pixel art display, powerful Bluetooth speaker, and smart assistant features make it a must-have device for anyone seeking a touch of nostalgia and creativity in their lives.

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While offering the same look as neon, led neon flex use less energy while offering greater durability With its art décor-inspired architecture and many dining, arts and entertainment options, the Tower District just north of downtown Fresno, Calif., is a highly desirable area to live. Unfortunately, affordable housing can be hard to find — putting the district out of reach for many entry-level renters. But now just to the south — on what previously was an empty and unsightly lot — a new 31-unit live/work development called 541 @ South Tower offers an affordable, stylish alternative for young professionals. Located between the Tower District and downtown Fresno, the development was designed by Marvin Armstrong, Architect and features the art-deco flair seen on many area buildings: curved ornamental elements and geometric designs outlined in what appears to be colorful neon. However, the lighting is actually iLight Plexineon — LED fixtures that offer all the advantages of neon, without the downsides. “The overall effect is really striking. You can see it from the highway. The quality of the light is so strong — the line work is really good, and the brightness and color are just perfect.” – Marvin Armstrong, Principal, Marvin Armstrong, Architect Source: ilight-tech

A total of 16 pcs of P-5 LED wash lights played a crucial role in the festival Moscow Ice. In the Family Circle, which was a huge ice installation in Moscow’s Victory Park (Park Pobedy). The festival represented landmarks from Russian cities such as Moscow, Crimea, St Petersburg, Volgograd and Vladivostok. The statues were 5-6 metres high and together they formed an ice city completely made from real Siberian ice. More than 1,000 tonnes of natural blue ice had been shipped in for the construction. The Kremlin fortress, which was no less than 10m high and 40 m long, was the centerpiece of the ice city. From six slides descending from the Kremlin wall, visitors could glide their way down to the different regions of Russia. The sculptures were art pieces in themselves, but adding colored light to them added a whole new dimension and brought them to life after dark. Using P-5 wash lights for seven of the sculptures, including the massive Kremlin fortress, Lighting Designers Babalyants Sergei and Andrei Kalinkin certainly achieved that. Managing Director from rental company Bogdan & Brigada explained why they chose these exact wash lights from SGM for the project: “The P-5’s IP65-rating makes it a waterproof fixture, which furthermore has no functionality problems when operating in minus degrees. This was an absolute deal breaker in our selection of lighting fixtures for this outdoor venue, especially considering the tough Russian winter conditions. Additionally, we also had our eyes on the P-5 as it is a very powerful wash light that can be directed with its interchangeable lenses and the option to slide on barndoors. We find SGM to be a reliable partner and we have had much support from the cooperation with their Regional Sales Manager.” Besides the lighting setup for ice sculptures, there were also applied 20 pcs. of P-5 and 10 pcs. of Q-7 on a stage that was used for different entertainment features from December 28 – January 8. This was undertaken by rental company Spin Music Service. By popular request, the well-attended festival was extended until January 29, 2017. Applied products: P-5 Q-7 Original: sgmlight

A new five-metre high interactive installation responds to the built environment of the Victoria Cross intersection in North Sydney and will be a great selfie spot. The sculptural form, angles of incidence, is composed of differently angled planes of a reflective, interactive, safety glass referencing the multiplicity of reflections on a faceted surface. Says Davis: “The dialogue between the sculpture and its surroundings is a metaphor for the ‘interactions’ that have happened on this site from its pre-colonial past to the commercial and entertainment precinct it is now.” By night, it changes from a reflective form into a glowing icon, a marker point, a location finder, an announcement. A blue LED light source creates a glowing icon of extraordinary visual beauty. Blue is the colour of calm and of infinity, a reference to the past, present and future importance of this site as a place of social and physical intersection/convergence. Orijinal: illumni