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cscoutjapan.com - 4/16/2009

A.i.R. Project from Bandai brings “Art in the Room”

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We’ve been covering the growing market of home lifestyle products being put out by companies that, for many years, focused entirely on toys for children. Sega, U-Mate, Bandai, Takara Tomy, and more have been slowly growing product lines that appeal to the 30+ generation that grew up with ...

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japantrendshop.com - 4/9/2009

Lifestyle - A.i.R. Project lighting from Bandai

— japantrendshop.com — Bandai has ventured into lifestyle territory with the A.i.R. Project , a moving interactive LED light art... piece to add ambiance to your space. Designed by Taro Suzuki, this modern piece of light art uses cloth and internal fans combined with blue LED ... (more) Lifestyle - A.i.R. Project lighting from Bandai

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crunchgear.com - 4/10/2009

A.i.R PROJECT: Bandai’s new piece of art, gadget and light

— crunchgear.com — Bandai Japan announced the A.i.R PROJECT yesterday [JP], a mix between a piece of art, a gadget... and an interior light of a very special kind. Designed by a Japanese “media artist” called Taro Suzuki, the device is basically marketed as ... (more) A.i.R PROJECT: Bandai’s new piece of art, gadget and light

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youtube.com - 4/9/2009

Bandai A.i.R. Project interior art - JapanTrendShop (video)

— youtube.com — Available now at http://JapanTrendShop.com (more) Bandai A.i.R. Project interior art - JapanTrendShop (video)

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A.i.R Project Light Sculpture
Gadget Venue — ... Art in the Room) is a device that costs over $600. It is a complicated device which sits in your room and generates light patterns. Each of the squares is home to a an LED which keeps it lit and a mini fan that when triggered blows air to move a cloth which hangs over it. A mixture of the cloth movement and light changes makes the light sculpture come alive. Kind of a crazy way to spend $600 if you ask me A video demonstration can be found below. Via: Trends in Japan ...