We have these new lights at work that are really annoying as they turn off if there's no motion. So every 15 minutes or so I need to get up and walk around to make them all turn on. I guess that's one way to try to stay fit... lol but it really sucks when I'm trying to work on a project and keep getting interrupted by the lights going off.
Been thinking maybe there is a way I can fool the sensors. From brief research it looks like they basically create a "grid" and they look for a heat signature crossing one of the grid lines. So some way of creating a heat signature that moves around the room would probably work but it would need to be a large enough area I imagine, unless there is maybe some kind of way to simulate that? Would these sensors be sensitive to any specific wave lengths where I can flash a light at them or something?
They seem to be activated by vibrations as well since the lights that are near the air vents turn back on when the hvac kicks on.
Been thinking maybe there is a way I can fool the sensors. From brief research it looks like they basically create a "grid" and they look for a heat signature crossing one of the grid lines. So some way of creating a heat signature that moves around the room would probably work but it would need to be a large enough area I imagine, unless there is maybe some kind of way to simulate that? Would these sensors be sensitive to any specific wave lengths where I can flash a light at them or something?
They seem to be activated by vibrations as well since the lights that are near the air vents turn back on when the hvac kicks on.
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