DMX Control
An application that, in combination with a router/piece of hardware could control theater lighting for a reasonable cost. Similar to http://www.synthe-fx.com/products/luminair, but without the $100 app cost and meant solely for controlling "unintelligent" lights (controlled by dmx dimmers).
I imagine that it could have a host computer act as a local webserver that was hooked up to dmx by usb and then have the iPod transmit commands over wifi back to the wireless router, to the host computer, then through the host computer into dmx going to the dimmers.
It would be phenomenal for light steering. You're on top of a REALLY high scaffolding, and you find that you need a light a little bit brighter for you to work with. Instead of yelling down to someone to yell out to the operator at FOH (who is likely to turn on the wrong light, startle you, and knock you off the scaffolding), you could just whip out the iPod touch/ iPhone, and voila.
This would be a great application for it, if it worked for DMX:
http://ayefon.com/x10/index.cfm
An application that, in combination with a router/piece of hardware could control theater lighting for a reasonable cost. Similar to http://www.synthe-fx.com/products/luminair, but without the $100 app cost and meant solely for controlling "unintelligent" lights (controlled by dmx dimmers).
I imagine that it could have a host computer act as a local webserver that was hooked up to dmx by usb and then have the iPod transmit commands over wifi back to the wireless router, to the host computer, then through the host computer into dmx going to the dimmers.
It would be phenomenal for light steering. You're on top of a REALLY high scaffolding, and you find that you need a light a little bit brighter for you to work with. Instead of yelling down to someone to yell out to the operator at FOH (who is likely to turn on the wrong light, startle you, and knock you off the scaffolding), you could just whip out the iPod touch/ iPhone, and voila.
This would be a great application for it, if it worked for DMX:
http://ayefon.com/x10/index.cfm