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We use AI to explore ideas, make software, and follow creative tangents. This is where we share applications, experiments, and notes from the process—some practical, some playful, and some simply interesting to make.

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Lightstick Studio, ready to try.

We built it to bring a little of a concert night home, using local audio and a Bluetooth lightstick.

Project 001 · Personal tool

Lightstick Studio

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Why we made it

After a concert, we wanted to reproduce a small part of the light-and-music experience at home.

What we built

A browser tool that maps a song or nearby sound to colours on a BTS Light Stick Ver. 4.0.

Where it is now

It is a working controller that analyses audio locally, talks to real hardware, and requires no account.

Runs with: Local Web Audio analysis and Web Bluetooth
Requires: BTS Light Stick Ver. 4.0 and a compatible Chromium browser
Privacy: Audio remains on the visitor's device

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Project 001 · Personal tool

Lightstick Studio

Turn a song or nearby sound into colour on a Bluetooth lightstick.

Project 002 · 3D planning tool

Room Planner

Plan a room or rear extension with real dimensions, furniture, floor finishes, and a lightweight 3D view.

About this space

A place to share the work.

AI Emporium is our evolving notebook for building with AI. It brings together practical applications, creative experiments, and ideas we wanted to follow far enough to make tangible. We write about the process in plain language and keep the technical details available for anyone who wants them.