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The Infolight |
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How the Infolight works
Infolight fits nicely on top of most office furnitures. Place it where it can be easily seen.
Simply plug a USB cable from a computer into the Infolight. No power cables needed.
Once setup, the information source is periodically checked by your computer program and a decision is made to light the green, yellow or red light bulb.
Your program then sends a command to the Infolight and it directly displays the message. Be it a group of programmers that needs coordination with a common source code repository, project managers watching over the progress and quality in their project or an IT-department responsible for the electronic infrastructure of the company.
Size and visibility
The Infolight is about 50 cm tall and it can be placed almost anywhere in an office except for bright windows and near other similar strong light sources. It is easy to move and setup if you need it in another project or setup.
Price
299 Euro including 25%VAT for European Communiity citizens. ( €239 for VAT registered European companies and people outside the European Community. )
Ordering & availability
Contact sales@factorycode.com to inquire about availabilty, shipping cost (we ship worldwide through UPS - include complete adress in email) and secure payment (once we see the payment we ship the Infolight).
We accept the major credit cards and PayPal and process the payments through PayPals secure payment system that protects both buyers and sellers. (You do not need a PayPal account)
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Special requests?
Factorycode has experimented with several feedback devices and build those on customer requests to suit your need of communication (Short range license free radio, power lines, serial ports, USB, GSM networks, Bluetooth, Ethernet etc.) See example photos below.
Please contact us for prices and suggestions.
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Example: Bluetooth controlled wall mounted traffic light. Can be placed upto 100 meters from the controlling computer.
Example: Radio controlled traffic light hanging from ceiling.  |
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Example: X10 powerline controlled lava lamps. Gives both a direct indication as well as a time estimate of how long time the error has been unfixed. It takes between 20 minutes to 1 hour for the lava bubbles to actually start moving.
Example: (no image) Rotating red lights. Very annoying and not recommended. Simply distracts too much as it usually takes some time to check in a corrected version of the software. When you need to have the information of the build status, you simply wish to look at a light. You do not want to have the information pushed at you in this annoying way. | 
