The Waterfall Swing
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A collaborative installation between Mike O’Toole, Andrew Ratcliff, Ian Charnas and Andrew Witte, the Waterfall Swing is an intelligent swingset made from mechanical waterjets (solenoids) that create a falling plane of water in the path of the swinger. However just as the rider reaches the rainfall the water parts briefly ensuring nary a drop dampens their swinging. The swing was unveiled at the 2011 World Maker Faire
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its like taking a swing in the rain, dont see any thing creative in it
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check out the video, you might find it creative
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Jhoola daalo ri sakhi saawan aayo
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Awesome. Reminds me of the Rain Room installation I recently posted about.
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Awesome. Reminds me of the Rain Room installation I recently posted about.
I missed tht plz share the link of tht thread
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How the Waterfall Swing Works:
Water recirculates through 273 independently controlled solenoid valves at the top of the structure to create a wall of water. This water starts from a collection pool on the ground and is pumped up to a large pipe that feeds the solenoids. Sensors mounted on the swingset gather information about the angle and speed of each swing. That information is sent to a computer that predicts the action of the rider. The computer then creates a hole in the wall of water, allowing the rider to swing through without getting wet.
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thnkx ![]()
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It’s like swinging in the rain ![]()