
If you are interested in visualizing city traffic, you can of course use some sort of and then create some out of the resulting video patterns. If you are not into programming, you can now use a cheap alternative: the project shows how (trashing opulent quantities of) paint (in front of unsuspecting cars) can accomplish practically the same. Different colors were used for the different directions of a busy car crossing, so that traffic patterns become apparent.
And yes, the paint is environment-friendly and water-based. It took only some rain for the paint to disappear.
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What a neat way to show this kind of information! I'm sure there must be a way we can use this in our designs somehow...
I can imagine this kind of technique would be great for doing traffic analysis, finding patterns and that kind of thing.
Thanks for sharing the video.
Wow such a great idea! Could make some beautiful photography too