Unlike the previous Tetris on a building version that consisted of 10 seconds of students flipping lights on and off, this one is to be praised.
A number of students in Finland actually decided to program the game to the building and control it using a cellphone. The video also includes the preceding to the Tetris show, by illustrating the student’s prior involvement and attention spent for this project (Mikontalolights).
I was fascinated to see the students preparation and then see some video of the final, playable game.
[note: there is no sound]
Via: Geekologie
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