Gantom Torch debuts at Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show
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March 19, 2015 - St. Louis, MO
BlinkFX has partnered with Gantom Lighting & Controls, formerly Darklight Systems, to create a fun new interactive flashlight featuring BlinkFX control technology. The Gantom Torch is a wirelessly controllable "trick" flashlight that allows haunted attraction operators full control of the Torch through the use of live DMX512 lighting controls or a user-friendly free app called DMX Programmer. The app allows haunters to quickly and easily set and store a lighting effect scene that triggers the flashlights when they're are in range. Featuring 24-bit color with a number of special effects macros like candle flicker, strobe and color wheel, the BlinkFX-enabled Gantom Torch also includes a pager motor to allow force feedback vibration for that extra special surprise effect! |
New! Mini DMX control emitter triggers BlinkFX in walk-through attractions
See the Light -- What's New in Lighting
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August 26, 2014
Lighting is a very exciting medium as it can have a dramatic impact on the overall look of an event. Read more... Brightening to the Beat The second in-vogue new technology now available is BlinkFX wearable light up bracelets. BlinkFX describes their product “as an innovative wearable lighting system that engages live audiences by making them part of the show through a variety of customizable interactive light-up wristbands and other devices. BlinkFX leverages industry standard DMX lighting controls to wirelessly make devices blink, flash and glow in synchronization to content or music.” Josh Reitan is the owner of AV for You LLC. AV for You has been serving the Minneapolis | Saint Paul area for over 12 years with award-winning Audio Visual rental equipment, service and support to individuals and organizations, big and small. |
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Shaq visits BlinkFX at SXSW Trade Show
March 12, 2014, Austin, TX - BlinkFX was honored to host former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal, American retired basketball player, former rapper and current analyst on the television program Inside the NBA. Shaq is a self-professed technology geek who claims to spend around $1,000 a week on new apps alone! Check out the following interview and look for BlinkFX at :27 into the interview. Shaq talks tech with the Wall Street Journal...
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Event Nerd J. Damany Daniel presents to a packed house at The Special Event
The Special Event, Nashville, TN, January 7, 2014
J. Damany Daniel
Event Nerd J. Damany Daniel presented to a packed house as part of The Special Event conference track on Event Tools and Resources. Addressing the topic of new technology, Daniel spoke about how the face of events is constantly changing. New technologies and new tools keep every event planner constantly trying to create strategies that keep attendees engaged and clients excited about the possibilities. He highlighted a number of new technologies and tools that make it possible to create exceptional events for clients and provide them with data and experiences they could never have imagined. BlinkFX was one of the new technologies integrated into the presentation. All attendees received an Event Nerd BlinkFX wristband as part of the presentation. Learn more about The Event Nerd at www.theeventnerd.com
J. Damany Daniel
Event Nerd J. Damany Daniel presented to a packed house as part of The Special Event conference track on Event Tools and Resources. Addressing the topic of new technology, Daniel spoke about how the face of events is constantly changing. New technologies and new tools keep every event planner constantly trying to create strategies that keep attendees engaged and clients excited about the possibilities. He highlighted a number of new technologies and tools that make it possible to create exceptional events for clients and provide them with data and experiences they could never have imagined. BlinkFX was one of the new technologies integrated into the presentation. All attendees received an Event Nerd BlinkFX wristband as part of the presentation. Learn more about The Event Nerd at www.theeventnerd.com
BlinkFX turns heads at LDI in Las Vegas
BlinkFX had a strong showing in Las Vegas at Live Design International November 22-24. Our booth was packed with folks interested in how to use industry standard DMX controls to drive BlinkFX wearable battery powered LED lights. Visitors included those working in theater, concerts, houses of worship, corporate events, clubs, theme parks, and other live venues.
Tech Trend: With A Twist of the Wrist
DesignDawgs, January 1, 2014
by David Merrell
BlinkFX is an innovative system that involves the audience with any entertainment show through a variety of interactive light-up wristbands, lapel pins and lanyards that respond in synchronization with any content, including music.Controlled by most DMX512 lighting controllers, DMX software or BlinkFX easy GUI software running on a laptop or desktop computer, the BlinkFX system is easy to program, easy to deploy and very affordable. More...
by David Merrell
BlinkFX is an innovative system that involves the audience with any entertainment show through a variety of interactive light-up wristbands, lapel pins and lanyards that respond in synchronization with any content, including music.Controlled by most DMX512 lighting controllers, DMX software or BlinkFX easy GUI software running on a laptop or desktop computer, the BlinkFX system is easy to program, easy to deploy and very affordable. More...
Hatch-An-App; BlinkFX: The next event evolution
PlanYourMeetings.com, August 13, 2013
By Marla Watson, CSEP, CTA
As we navigate conferences, meetings and events in today’s world, it gets trickier to manage people. Everyday, planners try to figure out the best way to move a crowd or deliver information in a quick and easy way. Many events have taken on a new approach, as conferences, festivals, raves and marathons combine technology with crowd transition. From mobile apps to LED technology, the future is here and ready, with cost-effective ways to enhance attendee experiences. Here are two examples: More...
By Marla Watson, CSEP, CTA
As we navigate conferences, meetings and events in today’s world, it gets trickier to manage people. Everyday, planners try to figure out the best way to move a crowd or deliver information in a quick and easy way. Many events have taken on a new approach, as conferences, festivals, raves and marathons combine technology with crowd transition. From mobile apps to LED technology, the future is here and ready, with cost-effective ways to enhance attendee experiences. Here are two examples: More...
SXSW Interactive 2013 Trade Show Favorites
ZDNet, March 14, 2013
By Violet Blue
Blink FX looks amazing, and the company had a big booth at the expo. They will be debuting their product today, with the help of LL Cool J. The individual wearable LED lighted devices can put audiences into the lighting design of any show, as they pulse en masse and in synchronicity to the beat (or tension) of music or stage productions. They're controlled by DMX512. More...
By Violet Blue
Blink FX looks amazing, and the company had a big booth at the expo. They will be debuting their product today, with the help of LL Cool J. The individual wearable LED lighted devices can put audiences into the lighting design of any show, as they pulse en masse and in synchronicity to the beat (or tension) of music or stage productions. They're controlled by DMX512. More...
The Five Coolest Things at the SXSW Interactive Trade Show
Culture Map Austin, March 13, 2013
By Karen Brooks Harper
The Texas company BlinkFX brings the magic of DMX to wearable blinky lights, turning your typical deejay-style light show into an interactive entertainment experience. Little LEDs the size of ping-pong balls respond to an infrared projection — which can be put on a wall, on a ceiling, or anywhere else in view of the lights — and synchronize the lights to a set pattern, or to music, all controlled by industry standard DMX lighting controls. More...
By Karen Brooks Harper
The Texas company BlinkFX brings the magic of DMX to wearable blinky lights, turning your typical deejay-style light show into an interactive entertainment experience. Little LEDs the size of ping-pong balls respond to an infrared projection — which can be put on a wall, on a ceiling, or anywhere else in view of the lights — and synchronize the lights to a set pattern, or to music, all controlled by industry standard DMX lighting controls. More...
New Technologies May Change Experience Of Listening To Music
New York 1 Time Warner, March 12, 2013
By Adam Balkin
When you have a trade show at an event like South by Southwest that's part music, part movies and part technology, you get lots of new products trying to serve two or sometimes all three of those crowds. An example is BlinkFX. You go to a live concert, put on a wristband, and then you become part of the lighting design of the show. More...
By Adam Balkin
When you have a trade show at an event like South by Southwest that's part music, part movies and part technology, you get lots of new products trying to serve two or sometimes all three of those crowds. An example is BlinkFX. You go to a live concert, put on a wristband, and then you become part of the lighting design of the show. More...
Tech Beat: SXSW tech trade show
YNN, March 12, 2013
When you hold a trade show at a conference like South by Southwest—part music, part movies and part technology—you wind up with a lot of new products trying to serve several crowds.
One of the products, BlinkFX, will let users wearing their wristband at a concert become part of the light show. More...
When you hold a trade show at a conference like South by Southwest—part music, part movies and part technology—you wind up with a lot of new products trying to serve several crowds.
One of the products, BlinkFX, will let users wearing their wristband at a concert become part of the light show. More...
SXSW a bright debut for BlinkFX system
Thousands of trade show guests saw the BlinkFX booth and stopped by for a demonstration of the BlinkFX Wink at the SXSW Trade Show at the Austin Convention Center March 10-13. Attendees were amazed at how easy it is to control our patent pending individual wearable lighted devices using industry standard DMX lighting controls. We're now following up on many of the exciting conversations about how each audience member can be part of the light show at any event -- large or small.
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LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Ice Cube and Doug E. Fresh debut BlinkFX technology at Doritos #Boldstage interactive concert
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