POV chair (Persistence of vision chair)

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POV chair (Persistence of vision chair)

Jenkins-Chair
Dug North writes –

I know you folks love POV projects. Here’s one you may not have considered…a POV spinning chair! Artist Jim Jenkins created a sculpture entitled “The Little Chair”. The chair is mounted on an axle driven by a powerful motor. When the chair spins, an electronic device writes out the message “Sit still”. There is a video of the chair in action.

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