I created the initial concept art, design drawings, and system layout for a large-scale lighting installation on an existing alpine coaster, replacing aging, failing equipment that had no real lighting control.
I then led the installation, running power, DMX512, and network connectivity to hundreds of fixtures spread across nearly a mile of track and more than 300 feet of elevation change. The station building is also trimmed out in hundreds of high-density RGBW pixels and floodlights.
Control is split across seven asynchronous lighting controllers, each networked over Ethernet to a master unit that handles mode switching, system monitoring, show uploads, and timing sync while keeping network traffic to a minimum.
