E-Motion Cone
E-Motion, referred to as the Weather Cone, was designed by New York architect Shashi Caan and lighting designer Matthew Tanteri. Carnegie Science Center’s trademark E-Motion cone was installed in 2000 with a computerized lighting system to display different colored lights on the cone based on forecasted weather.
WTAE-TV controls the color displayed on the Weather Cone, matching the color to the anticipated weather.
- Red lights indicate warmer weather
- Blue lights indicate cooler weather
- Green lights indicate no anticipated change
- Yellow lights warns rain/snow expected
E-Motion Cone
E-Motion, referred to as the Weather Cone, was designed by New York architect Shashi Caan and lighting designer Matthew Tanteri. Carnegie Science Center’s trademark E-Motion cone was installed in 2000 with a computerized lighting system to display different colored lights on the cone based on forecasted weather.
WTAE-TV controls the color displayed on the Weather Cone, matching the color to the anticipated weather.
- Red lights indicate warmer weather
- Blue lights indicate cooler weather
- Green lights indicate no anticipated change
- Yellow lights warns rain/snow expected
