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<h2>The light that turns you on</h2>
<h3>Beautiful, intelligent, connected light.</h3>
<p>Fifty-two LEDs in two million colors add up to infinite possibilities of pattern and animation. With a powerful computer and Wifi connectivity, there’s no end to the ways Moore’sCloud Light can work for you. It’s the light you’ll live your life by.</p>
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<p>You wake up. It’s dark. Still the middle of the night. But you have to get up, so you reach out to your nightstand and tap your Light. It turns on, and, just a moment later, so does every other Light between your bedroom and the bathroom, illuminating your way.</p>
<p>This ‘landing strip’ is just one of the countless applications for the Light by Moore’sCloud. Connected intelligence gives the Light enormous capabilities, including the ability to talk to other devices (including other Lights), within your home or anywhere in the world. As part of the connected world, the Light can listen and respond, speak and command. Light by Moore’sCloud is a portal which can control other devices, and a device which can be controlled. It can be bright and beautiful, subtle and sensitive, or urgent and insistent. How the Light behaves is up to you.</p>
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<p>Light by Moore’sCloud is the best nightlight you’ve ever owned. It will put you to sleep at night with a soft play of fading colors, and wake you up in the morning with a gentle splash of illumination. It can create a diffuse glow to dispel the monsters in the dark, or - with a tap - grow to full brightness.</p>
<p>Choose any of the Light’s two million colors to match any decor, holiday, or emotion. Snap a photo of a flower with your smartphone, and the Light instantly matches that color, creating an illumination that accentuates. With the soothing flicker of a candle or the mesmerizing intensity of a roaring fire, the Light can accentuate a mood, or set the scene.</p>
<p>Tirelessly monitoring anything you consider important - weather reports, traffic conditions, market fluctuations, the Light puts that information to work for you, to help you protect your family, avoid frustration, even take advantage of an emerging opportunity. You can set alarms and triggers that translate events in the outside world into actions performed by the Light.</p>
<p>Acting as a hub for the the growing range of connected, intelligent devices, gadgets like <a href="http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/limemouse/lifx-the-light-bulb-reinvented">LIFX</a>, <a href="http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smartthings/smartthings-make-your-world-smarter">SmartThings</a>, and <a href="http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/607691307/ubi-the-ubiquitous-computer-voice-activated-and-al-0">Ubi</a> all seamlessly integrate with the Light, because it is designed to work seamlessly with any connected device. Light fits into your home automation system, either as a controller or a device controlled by another. You can use the Light to control the rest of your home, from anywhere in the world.</p>
<p>The connected power of the Light allows it to harmonize with other media, such as electronic books, music, broadcasts and internet streams. Imagine flipping the pages of a children’s storybook as the lighting changes to match, or a light organ streamed live from a concert venue, or a synchronized control of the lights that accentuates the scary bits of a horror film. It’s all possible. </p>
<p>Shipping with Moore’sCloudStudio, an application designed to bring out the creative side of everyone, the Light will let you sculpt with light, create animations and patterns, develop your own unique look - then share it with friends. Moore’sCloudStudio ensures every Light becomes as individual and unique as the person who owns it.</p>
<p>Like a smartphone, every Light comes with a set of apps. The preceding examples detail some of the apps that come preinstalled with the Light, but that’s far from the end of the Light’s capabilities. The Moore’sCloud App Store will offer thousands of tested, secure, and user-rated applications and animations to choose from.</p>
<p>We get very excited when we imagine all the possible applications for the Light, and we see our job as creating the best possible foundation to support an ecology of delightful and useful apps. All our work is open, because we want anyone with a good idea to be able to find all the support they need to turn their idea into reality. We aim to succeed, and we believe we stand the best chance for success when we help others succeed.</p>
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<p>Simplicity requires effort. Many modern devices bewilder with options thoughtlessly offered up. Against this, a pure geometric form feels like a relief, a holiday from the mind-bending load of too many gadgets trying to do too many things simultaneously. We are drawn to the single button, the simple switch, the click-and-done. The best designs hide an inner sophistication within simplicity. They facilitate, but never overwhelm.</p>
<p>Light from Moore’sCloud reflects this design philosophy.</p>
<p>Technically, the Light is simply a string of LEDs connected to a small-but-powerful computer running LINUX. This has not been done before (because computers have always been too big and too expensive), and marks the major design innovation, setting the Light apart from the vast majority electronic gadgets. </p>
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<p>That computer enables the Light to run sophisticated applications, display beautiful animations, control or be controlled by other devices. Internet-connected (through WiFi), the Light hosts a full Web server, so you can interact with it through a smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer, accessing it as you would any other site on the Internet.</p>
<p>When a device is Internet-accessible, an endless range of possibilities opens up. They can control other computers and devices, or be controlled by them. For example, the Light can display a warning - a red flashing light - based on its own analysis of the current weather forecast. Light is itself intelligent enough to look for the weather report, scan it for emergency warnings, and initiate the appropriate alarm if the right conditions are met. Light is also capable of listening to the commands of other computers; a computer on the other side of the world could tell the Light to portray a particular pattern of lights (or play an animation) when a stock price falls to a certain level, when the temperature rises beyond a particular point, or when your favorite football team scores a goal.</p>
<p>These two examples barely scratch the surface of what’s possible. It will be some time until we feel we have plumbed the depths of the Light’s capabilities. </p>
<p>To encourage exploration, the design of the Light is entirely open. <strong>Everything aspect of our work is being released under open source licenses</strong>: the hardware and software, all our tools and techniques. We believe that a resource shared is a resource squared, and we know the only way the Light can realize its potential is in partnership with a community, sharing knowledge in an exploration of the capabilities of the device. We believe the community will find uses for the Light we never imagined.</p>
<p>The best design is a reliable one. No one likes a gadget that breaks after a few days of play. We’ve gone to great lengths to create a manufacturable product. The design and manufacture of consumer electronics has subtleties that stymie the best firms in the world. Though our hardware is not excessively complicated, it must be resilient, durable and accessible, so people can play with it, drop it, adapt it, and rework it. Light has to resist the rough play of children and clumsy adults, while providing years of trouble-free operation within a form that looks as good dark as illuminated.</p>
<p>Good design is more than just a thing of beauty. Good design is good investment, and the best designs unlock creative potential in everyone who uses them.</p>
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<p>For over thirty years, computers have grown smaller, faster and cheaper. Today’s mobile is as powerful as the supercomputers of a generation ago. As computing becomes inexpensive, perfectly ordinary devices can take advantage of a sprinkling of intelligence. No longer ordinary, these devices can think and act for themselves, on our behalf. We can embed our intelligence into the environment, so that the world can think along with us, and help us to think.</p>
<p>We are at the cusp of this transformation of an inanimate world of inert objects into a ‘playful’ world of pervasive, connected intelligence. Technology costing a hundred dollars just a few years ago can now be had for less than ten, a watershed moment. Anything can be brought to life with a handful of chips and little more than pocket change. Everything we make is being touched by this revolution of connected intelligence.</p>
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<p>The lightbulb is the oldest of the electric technologies - the earliest example dates back over two hundred years - and the most familiar. Turning night into day, the lightbulb allowed us to rewrite time in our own image. Although presented in nearly endless variations, the lightbulb has remained essentially the same: flip a switch, turn it on; flip it again, turn it off. In a world before pervasive cheap computing and connectivity, that was all we could reasonably expect from our lights: they would illuminate when we applied power to them.</p>
<p>Things have changed.</p>
<p>Powerful microprocessors capable of running sophisticated software cost just a few dollars, and can be added to nearly any electrical device. When combined with LEDs - those modern equivalents of the incandescent light bulb - it becomes possible to have very fine control over color and brightness. Put these LEDs under computer control, and patterns and animations become possible. Connect this collection of LEDs and computing to the Internet, and suddenly it becomes responsive to people and services throughout the world. No longer just a lightbulb, it has become a meeting point between the online and real worlds - the Light.</p>
<p>Devices like the Light represent the first wave of the ‘Internet of Things’ - connected, intelligent devices possessing an awareness of themselves and the world around them. Just as we all benefit from the shared knowledge of Wikipedia, connected, intelligent devices can help us by sharing their own knowledge and observations. We don’t yet know much about how our connected devices will organize themselves for our benefit; as with any new thing, people think best when they they have it in their hands.</p>
<p>MooresLights was formed to create a range of connected, intelligent devices. We believe the whole world is tipping over into greater intelligence than any we have ever known; lights are just the first and most visible element in that transformation. As we redesign the world around inexpensive connected intelligence, the energies released are powering us into another golden age of invention. We intend to be at the forefront.</p>
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<p>You know you want one.</p>
<p>With the Light by Moore’sCloud the internet of things comes home. Beautiful, intelligent, connected light. It’s easy to order. Just head over to our <a href="http://store.moorescloud.com/">Store</a> and back the <a href="http://store.moorescloud.com/">Light by Moore’sCloud</a> now.</p>
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<h3>Mark Pesce. Founder & CEO.</h3>
<p>Mark is an inventor, author, educator, broadcaster and entrepreneur. In 1991 he founded Ono-Sendai Corporation, the first consumer virtual reality startup, inventing a sensor (US Patent 5526022) for low-cost virtual reality applications, adopted by Sega Corporation for their Virtua VR head-mounted display. In 1994, Mark co-invented the Virtual Reality Modeling Language (<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VRML">VRML</a>), the first standard for interactive 3D graphics on the World Wide Web. While chairing the VRML Architecture Group, a consortium of industry and academic stakeholders furthering VRML standards development, he founded BlitCom, the first startup to use VRML to deliver streaming entertainment.</p>
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<p>In 1998, Mark was invited to found the Graduate Program in Interactive Media at the University of Southern California’s world-famous School of Cinema-Television, teaching the next generation of creative professionals how to master emerging technologies for storytelling. In 2003, Mark was invited to Sydney to establish the Emerging Media Program at the Australian Film Television and Radio School, and continues to work with students through his Honorary Appointment in the Digital Cultures Program at the University of Sydney.</p>
<p>Mark has published six books, including <em>The Playful World: How Technology is Transforming Our Imagination</em>, examining the world of intelligent objects - observations which led directly to MooresLights. For seven years he served as a panelist and judge on the ABC’s hit series <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Inventors"><em>The New Inventors</em></a>, and is a frequent commentator in technology matters on television and radio.</p>
<p>Active in the startup community, Mark currently advises educational startup <a href="http://www.teachertime.com.au">TeacherTime</a>, judges and mentors at Startup Weekend events in both Melbourne and Sydney, and serves as a Grand Judge at the annual LAUNCH conferences.</p>
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<p>Robert is the founder and CEO of <a href="http://tillerdesign.com">Tiller Design</a> Pty Ltd, and partner businesses Tiller Scientific+Medical Pty Ltd and Tiller Manufacturing Pty Ltd. A champion of truly diligent design, Robert has over 25 years of experience in product development, design, manufacture and commercialisation.</p>
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<p>Globally, Robert and his team have developed medical devices for Resmed and Nanosonics, many consumer products and work with some of the world’s largest energy and product focused organisations.</p>
<p>Locally, Robert has held board positions on several startup companies focusing on technology commercialisation. He also advises many business entrepreneurs on successful new product development, manufacturing and distribution.</p>
<p>Robert is a highly respected design professional. A founding member on <a href="http://www.gooddesignaustralia.com/about/good-design-council/">The Good Design Council</a>, Robert has also judged international design awards programs in Korea and Australia. He has spoken at international design and sustainability conferences in Saudi Arabia, China, North America and Australia.</p>
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<p>Kean’s passion for electronics started when he was a teenager. He loved to pull things apart, and study how they worked. By his mid-teens he had designed and built his own Z-80 based computer, programming it in hand-coded assembler. He has been working with computers, and electronics, ever since, and spends his days doing a mix of IT support, electronics design and prototyping, CNC operation, and all kinds of programming.</p>
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<p>He is involved with running the <a href="http://robodino.org">Sydney Hackerspace</a>, and has published several open source hardware designs on his <a href="http://www.kean.com.au/oshw/">website</a>. He is married to Deborah, and has 3 cats.</p>
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<p>Breton is an eccentric American expatriate. At the age of 10, Breton decided to become the greatest artist on earth. At the age of 12 after realising this plan was unrealistic, he decided to venture into creating artistic experiences using circuits and software as a medium. Breton has studied color theory and science, typography, graphics algorithms for 2D and 3D rendering, animation, painting and drawing, software architecture, language design compilation and interpretation, and has generally pursued every avenue to further this pursuit. </p>
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<p>Since moving to Australia Breton has created multimedia software for the National Gallery of Victoria and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. And now with his work on the the Light by Moore’sCloud, all these years of study finally come together in a single product. Except for typography.</p>
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<p>Kate Carruthers is a business leader who has delivered strategic IT, marketing, web and e-commerce solutions for diverse organisations across the private sector and government. She is deeply involved with social media and the digital revolution. Over the past few years Kate has worked with business, web, and marketing teams to deliver integrated digital and marketing strategies.</p>
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<p>Kate has completed postgraduate studies in management, marketing and e-commerce. In addition to consulting, Kate has also delivered business management training (Diploma of Business and Certificate IV in Business) and coaching to clients including NSW Department of Commerce and Office of Fair Trading. Previously she lectured at Macquarie University in the Graduate Accounting Program.</p>
<p>She has worked in senior executive roles with a broad range of organisations including – Westfield Ltd, NSW State Treasury, General Electric, AMP Limited, Citibank, and the National Trust of Australia.</p>
<p>In recent years Kate has also become involved in start-ups and the local entrepreneur community. She co-founded Social Innovation Sydney with the goal of bringing change-makers together for collaboration and creation of new businesses. Kate was a longstanding member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (<a href="http://www.ieee.org/index.html">IEEE</a>), was the Chair of the IEEE Computer Society (NSW), and is a Senior Member of the Australian Computer Society (<a href="http://acs.org.au">ACS</a>).</p>
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<p>Dan is an award-winning designer with extensive experience creating comprehensive brands for companies of all sizes. He has measurably created and enhanced his clients’ brand equity by designing innovative products and the marketing initiatives that promote them.</p>
<p>Dan has served as creative director for Dow Jones and Company, Ziff-Davis, and at his own design boutique in San Francisco. He has enhanced the value of dozens of brands during his 28 year career, including AT&T, Business 2.0, Softbank, Intuit, Oracle, Avid, EMI, Reader’s Digest, Sega, Siemens, Wells Fargo Bank, T-Mobile, and dozens of startup brands.</p>
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<p>Dan is a card-carrying member of <a href="http://www.negativland.com/news/">Negativland</a>, an experimental music and sound collage band which originated in the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1970s. He is in his element innovating and crafting the unusual.</p>
<p>Dan holds a BFA in architectural design from the California College of the Arts.</p>
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<p>Brent is the only graduate of the MIT Media Laboratory who is a lawyer. Recently described by <a href="http://www.83degreesmedia.com/features/britton060110.aspx"><em>83 Degrees</em></a> magazine as “arguably the most sought after one-man think tank for entrepreneurs across Central Florida,” Brent Britton has been helping companies for more than 20 years in Boston, San Francisco & the Silicon Valley, New York, and Florida. Wikipedia <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Britton">describes</a> Brent as a “noted Intellectual property attorney and entrepreneur, [who] was influential in establishing the legal framework that ushered in the late 20th century Internet boom in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.” </p>
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<p>Alongside his position as chair of the Emerging Business and Technology practice group at GrayRobinson in Tampa, Brent has started a handful of his own companies. He writes and speaks as often as possible. He is admitted to practice law in California, New York, and Florida. Occasionally he takes time out of his primary occupation of deleting email to actually practice law.</p>
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<p>Tony Parisi is an entrepreneur and career CTO/architect. He has developed international standards and protocols, created noteworthy software products, and started and sold technology companies. Tony’s passion for innovating is exceeded only by his desire to bring coolness and fun to the broadest possible audience.</p>
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<p>Tony is perhaps best known for his work as a pioneer of 3D standards for the web. He is the co-creator of VRML and X3D, ISO standards for networked 3D graphics. Tony continues to build community around innovations in 3D as the co-chair of the <a href="http://www.meetup.com/WebGL-Developers-Meetup">WebGL Meetup</a> and a founder of the <a href="http://www.rest3d.org/ ">Rest3D</a> working group. Tony is also the author of <em>WebGL Up and Running</em> (O’Reilly Media, 2012).</p>
<p>Tony is currently a partner in a stealth online gaming startup and has a consulting practice developing social games, virtual worlds and location-based services for San Francisco Bay Area clients.</p>
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<p><a href="http://boingboing.net/2012/11/13/light-by-moorescloud-kickstar.html">Light by MooresCloud: Kickstarter for open, net-controllable lightshow and mood lighting</a><br />
Boing Boing, November 13, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2012/10/lights-kickstarter/">Illuminating Kickstarter Projects from Australia</a><br />
Wired, October 24, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.sfgate.com/business/prweb/article/Light-by-Moore-s-Cloud-The-Internet-of-Things-3976730.php">Light by Moore’s Cloud: The Internet of Things Comes Home</a><br />
SFGate, October 24, 2012</p>
<p><a href="https://twitter.com/feraldata/status/260377546791718912">Gordon Moore used to say “go off & do something wonderful”</a><br />
Genevieve Bell, October 22, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/13/moorescloud-light-runs-linux-puts-lamp-on-your-lamp/">MooresCloud Light runs Linux, puts LAMP on your lamp</a><br />
Engadget, October 13, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.afr.com/f/free/technology/digitallife/australian_startup_reinvents_the_LrNIW5n4mlxctY0GwOclpM">Australian startup reinvents the light bulb</a><br />
Australian Financial Review, October 10, 2012</p>
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<p>This means that the internet of things is here for the average consumer and they can have connected intelligent lights at home with Light by Moore’s Cloud…</p>
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<p><a href="http://technogeist.net/2012/10/24/visualizing-sentiment-analysis-with-the-light/">Visualizing Sentiment Analysis with the Light</a><br />
Technogeist, October 24, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.homechunk.com/4852/2012/10/23/light-by-moorescloud-is-beautiful-intelligent-and-connected/">Light by Moore’sCloud is beautiful, intelligent and connected!</a><br />
Home Chunk, October 23, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.techau.tv/blog/light-by-moores-cloud-now-on-kickstarter-starts-at-99-due-may-2013/">LIGHT by Moore’s Cloud now on Kickstarter, starts at $99, due May 2013</a><br />
techAU, October 22, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.linuxnewshere.com/index.php/light-by-moorescloud-comes-out-of-stealth-mode-linux-and-lamp">Light By MooresCloud Comes Out Of Stealth Mode. Linux And LAMP</a><br />
Linux News Here, October 13, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.zdnet.com/au/linux-based-lamp-offers-illumination-as-a-service-7000005667/">Linux-based Lamp offers 'illumination as a service'</a><br />
ZDNet, October 12, 2012</p>
<p><a href="http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/10/12/vrml_pioneer_mark_pesce_invents_cloud_lights/">VRML man Mark Pesce puts LAMP into lamps that REST at home</a><br />
The Register, October 12, 2012</p>
<p><a href="https://olimex.wordpress.com/2012/10/12/imx233-olinuxino-now-matures-to-volume-projects-all-around-the-world/">IMX233 OLinuXino now matures to volume projects around the world</a><br />
Olimex, October 12, 2012</p>
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