You can temporarily detach the LED cables to glue the circuit board to the visor. Some people have also had success zip tying the board to the visor (not shown). To do this, poke holes in the visor beneath the corner holes in the circuit board, and thread your fastener through there to tie down the board.
Glue the battery pack in position as shown. You may secure the battery pack wherever is comfortable, as there is nothing unique about this position.
Organize the wires on the inside and move them out of the field of view. Tack everything down with some glue to hold it in place.
That's it, you're done! Power on.
Experiment !
Try drawing what you see, and comparing this experience with a friend. Start to experiment. Do different people the same things? Does the experience seem to change when you are more alert, or more tired? Open or closed eyes? Do you see the same patterns on the same presets across different days? If all of that gets too serious, the Visor also makes and excellent costume addition for partying, or simply creating a spectacle.
Try drawing what you see, and comparing this experience with a friend. Start to experiment. Do different people the same things? Does the experience seem to change when you are more alert, or more tired? Open or closed eyes? Do you see the same patterns on the same presets across different days? If all of that gets too serious, the Visor also makes and excellent costume addition for partying, or simply creating a spectacle.
Project Stages:
- The Visor
- Phase I : The Board
- Phase II : The Optics
- Phase III : Holes
- Phase IV : Power
- Phase V : Light
- Phase VI : Finish and Play
- Usage Notes
