What we build
We design and build hardware and software in-house — and we share most of it. If you see something you want, ask us to make you one.
A cone-shaped mirror made from ultra-thin, highly reflective nano material that fans a single laser beam into dozens of independent beams. Weighs almost nothing — attaches to any surface with double-sided tape. No motor, no moving parts, no fuss.
A hardware Ableton Link beat controller built on the ESP32. Tap a button to set tempo and it syncs instantly across every Link-enabled device on your network. Also listens for Pioneer CDJ beat packets, bridging DJ hardware directly into an Ableton Link session.
Control Helios Laser DAC hardware directly from a web browser using the WebUSB API — no native drivers or middleware needed. Supports multiple devices with frame synchronisation, works in any Chromium-based browser over HTTPS.
Custom laser show software built around musical timing — measures, beats, and rhythm patterns drive geometry and colour animations so light plays perfectly in sync with music.
Works in progress
Ideas we're exploring. Not finished, not polished — but interesting enough to share.
Animated organic blob shapes driven by smooth noise functions. An exploration of generative fluid motion for use in live visuals.
Procedural lightning bolt simulation using simplex noise and vector field calculations. Exploring branching electrical discharge patterns.
Experiments with smooth interpolation and easing functions for fluid animation transitions.
Our approach
The show laser world moves slowly. Most devices are closed, expensive, and a decade behind where they could be. We build in the open because better tools benefit everyone — and because we'd rather spend our energy on new problems than guarding old solutions.
If you'd like a device built, we offer small-batch production and one-off builds. No pressure, no sales pitch — just a conversation about what you need.
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