House Alarm Systems: Breakfast NY's Mission Control Center merges MLB info with NASA-flair, uses 20 feet of switches and screens

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Breakfast NY's Mission Control Center merges MLB info with NASA-flair, uses 20 feet of switches and screens

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Breakfast NY's mission control center merges MLB info with NASAflair, uses 20feet of switches and screens

team at breakfast NY never leaves us hungry when it merges digital and physical world - and this time he created something out of the park at the beginning of the season of American baseball. UU. this year. Here in the Major League Baseball Fan Cave in central New York, the team unveiled its inspired by the Center Mission Control program. As creative director and co-founder Andrew Zolty explains: "The idea is to try to take on almost anything you can imagine what happens in the 2013 MLB season, and do so in a way that seems recalling the control room NASA Mission Control "

houses the installation of 20 meters long, two sets of 15 small screens (about eight inches each), divided in the middle (the side of the teams in the American League and one for the teams in the National League) to a large LCD screen and a web camera quality consumer. Below the screen you will see a large number of switches with LED lights and a trio of information odometers. Both sides have three rows of five screens, each belonging to one of the 30 major league teams and their stadiums. By pressing a button, the data display screens connected in real time as the last Foursquare check-ins, time, like Facebook and Instagrams with the team statistics and facts and more for every stage of the time person.