The RijnWaal Path is a fast cycle route that connects the cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen in the Netherlands, with a unique interactive light installation for a tunnelled section of the path.
RijnWaal Path, The Netherlands
RijnWaal Path, The Netherlands
29th March 2018
0 - The piece is comprised of 300 interconnecting “bicycle chain” links embedded in the tunnel wall, each one lit with a colour-changing LED
- Sensors at either end of the tunnel that detect cyclists and pedestrians as they enter and exit, and communicate with the Pharos LPC 2 which changes the colours of the links
- There is an app designed specifically for regular users of the path, allowing them to earn points and then personalise the link colours as they cycle through
- Read more about the RijnWaal Path on our blog
Design, installation, commissioning: CLS
Photos: © CLS
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