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 == NOTATIONS ==
-''still to come''
+'''First Idea'''
+My first idea was to use a light sensor to capture the closing and opening of my fridge door during breakfast preparation.
+<gallery>
+File:fridge-setup.jpg|set-up
+File:fridge-result.jpg|visualisation
+</gallery>
+This could serve as a device to monitor your workflow in the kitchen; it could help to minimise the time the fridge door is open and thereby decrease the consumption of energy.
+'''Second Idea'''
+Then I thought of using the light sensor to capture the emptying of a glass.
+<gallery>
+File:glass-setup.jpg|set-up
+File:glass-setup2.jpg|set-up with sensor
+File:glass-result.jpg|visualisation
+</gallery>
+It could be a device used in bars: When the glass empties the bar man is notified to take a new order. Or the amount of what you've drunken is monitored for payment afterwards. Or to prevent drinking to much. Or it could be used in a drinking game.
+'''Third Idea'''
+Here I captured shady areas with a light sensor while walking around at night.
+<gallery>
+File:bag-setup.jpg|set-up
+</gallery>
+'''Fourth Idea'''
+Finally I wanted to capture the hopping from one channel to another with a light sensor.
+<gallery>
+File:remote-setup.jpg|set-up
+</gallery>
 == STORY TELLING ==
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 '''Video Mock-Up'''
-With the video mock-up I seized on the idea of a mirror that can refuse to give an mirror image. For narrative reasons I settled on a more traditional concept of being able to set a mirror to 'mute'.
+With the video mock-up I seized on the idea of a mirror that can refuse to give a mirror image. But for narrative reasons I settled on a more traditional concept of being able to set a mirror to 'mute'.
 Wouldn't it be great to decide wether a mirror shows one's reflection or not?
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 == DESIGN NOIR ==
-''still to come''
+'''Talk'''
+Jeonghoon Cha and I held a talk on the book "Design Noir" written by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby. If you're interested in the topic, simply check the [[Media:Talk-Design-Noir.pdf|presentation paper]] for some more information.