The Digital Aquarium is an interactive audio-visual built with Max/MSP/Jitter and Arduino. The goal of this project was centered on designing for unique interactivity and integrating functions with multiple inputs, including knobs and proximity sensors. The software components were designed and built mostly in MaxMSP and integrated with Arduino hardware. Additionally, the physical enclosure was designed in Solidworks and constructed using a laser cutter.

The final design is a small-scale prototype running on a laptop. The software is ultimately intended to run on a larger scale, allowing for increased immersion and improved interaction.