Latvia.
A railway warehouse becomes a place for live events. A physical controller changes how someone plays. Explore Riga’s cultural spaces alongside objects that rethink movement, work and leisure.
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The warehouse keeps its character.
Riga wraps an old railway warehouse in glass, giving culture a flexible venue without hiding its industrial past.
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Bring the workshop up the turbine.
The robot does not remove maintenance judgment. It moves repeated contact with a high, exposed blade away from a rope technician while recording the work more precisely.
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A bicycle. A boat. A bed.
Latvia’s BeTRITON combines an electric tricycle, a boat and a small cabin, making the change from road to lake part of the adventure.
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Eight spinning motors become an instrument.
Eight electric motors become a musical instrument. Their changing speed supplies the pitch, and their acceleration becomes part of the performance.
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Give the listening room a measured reference.
Measure the room or profile the headphones, then apply a correction that helps audio professionals make more consistent decisions.
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Let the controls move towards the hand.
A Latvian gaming keypad combines mechanical keys, an analogue thumbstick and adjustable parts, questioning the fixed geometry of the keyboard.
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