Lis Luci
Computer Engineer I FLOSSK
Lis is an interdisciplinary technologist with a background in computer engineering, a FLOSSK Board member and the SFK program director. He designs and builds systems across hardware, software, and data - from sensor networks and open-source tools to educational programs. His current project is Glitchy, an open-source ambient device that turns a room's air quality into sound and light.
12:00-13:00
Sunday 4 OCT I Day 4
Meet Glitchy - Can a room tell you how it feels?
Glitchy is a small, open-hardware device that listens to a room's air - its CO₂, its particles, its comings and goings - and turns what it hears into sound and light. Not a dashboard. Something closer to a nervous system. Come breathe near it. Wave at it. Try to make it change. Along the way, we'll explore how meaning gets built from scattered, ordinary signals and invent a few new ""senses"" for things that have never had any. No technical background needed. No hardware building involved. Just curiosity.
At Prishtina Hackerspace