Use the Web to make interactive displays out of almost anything

In June 2016, Google Creative Lab introduced AnyPixel.js, an innovative open-source software and hardware library designed to facilitate the creation of large, interactive displays using web technologies. Instead of opting for traditional screens, the project utilized a unique setup of six thousand light-up arcade buttons as interactive pixels that can be controlled through a web interface. This initiative not only served as a dynamic installation for Google's New York City office lobby but also empowered developers and makers to craft custom displays using their own applications, regardless of scale or expertise. The project encourages creativity and experimentation by allowing users to modify the code and schematics to suit their needs, thus making interactive displays accessible and versatile.

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