Visual fixture programming
Define a fixture personality by mapping channels to outputs on a canvas, not in a code editor.
Lighting control platform
Program fixture firmware visually. Skip the toolchain.
LogicDMX lets you define how incoming DMX maps onto physical outputs, then compiles that behavior into a fixture personality and flashes it to the Core controller. No C, no per show reflashing, no build environment to maintain.
DMX input
universe.channels
Logic and mapping
personality.profile
Light output
pixels.relays.dimmers
Platform
Built for people who patch, not people who compile.
LogicDMX speaks the language of the lighting console: universes, channels, personalities, fixtures, patch, footprint. The hardware stays modular so a rig grows by adding modules, not by rewriting code.
Modular CAN hardware
An ESP32-based Core plus snap-on CAN modules for pixels, relays, dimming, IO, and safety.
Compile once, flash once
Generate a firmware profile in Studio and flash it. No reflashing the toolchain for every show.
DMX-native patch
Personalities, footprints, and patch behave the way a designer expects on a real console.
How it works
From a blank canvas to a patched fixture in four steps.
Connect Core
Snap the peripheral modules onto the Core controller over the CAN bus.
Define the mapping
In Studio, wire incoming DMX channels to physical outputs and behaviors.
Compile a personality
Studio compiles the mapping into a fixture personality and firmware profile.
Flash and patch
Flash the Core, then patch the fixture in your console like any other personality.
Modules
One controller. A bus of purpose-built peripherals.
Modules attach to the Core over CAN, so a single patched personality can drive pixels, switching, and dimming from the same logic you defined in Studio.
The brains. Runs the compiled personality, ingests DMX, and drives the module bus.
Drives addressable WS2812 strings and pixel maps from mapped DMX channels.
Switched outputs for mains and effects, controlled by logic states from Studio.
Smooth dimming curves for analog and LED loads, driven by DMX intensity.
General purpose inputs and outputs for triggers, sensors, and contact closures.
Interlock and watchdog logic that keeps outputs in a known state when signal drops.
By the numbers
The essentials, stated plainly.
DMX-512
Native input protocol, with Art-Net on the roadmap.
CAN
Modular peripheral bus for snap-on hardware.
Browser
Studio runs in the browser. No install, no toolchain.
1 flash
Compile a personality and flash the Core in one pass.
Open Studio and map your first fixture.
Studio runs entirely in your browser. Build a personality, see the mapping, and get a feel for the workflow before any hardware is on the bench.
Studio is a working prototype. Core V1 hardware is in development.