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Team Fusebox

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Spring 2014

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“FuseBox” is a Master of Entertainment Technology (MET) student project team at the Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute, M-ITI. This semester we are working with the Museum Casa da Luz, located in Funchal, to create an interactive and playful installation aimed at younger audiences, about the challenges of sustaining Madeira’s energy grid. Team members: Paulo Bala, Rui Trindade, Dome Pongmonkol and Luis Ferreira Advisers: Nuno Nunes, Simone Ashby, Valentina Nisi

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