Nebula 12 concept generates indoor clouds based on meteorological data
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The Nebual 12 concept produces clouds of steam using liquid nitrogen and hot water
The light of the Nebula 12 can change color and brightness
The Nebula 12 from Micasa Lab
The Nebula 12 concept produces indoor clouds based on the current weather forecast data obtained via a Wi-Fi connected Lumia smartphone
The Nebual 12 concept produces clouds of steam using liquid nitrogen (despite what is indicated in the image) and hot water
Article Summary
Zurich’s Micasa Lab, the team responsible for the iRock and Cocoon 1, has developed yet another off-the-wall concept with the Nebula 12. Like the art of Berndnaut Smilde, the Nebula 12 concept produces indoor clouds, but Micasa Lab has gone one step further by using meteorological data so that it provides a representation of the forecast weather.
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