1. 3D cube of LEDs that respond to sound or movement. - Term: 3D cube of LEDs - Synonyms: cubical light grid
"theme park attractions" → theme park attractions "exhibitions" → exhibitions "live shows" → liveperformancesevents "interactive exhibits" → hands-on displays "automated displays" → mechanized exhibits "engaging experiences" → compelling interactions arduino magix
So the project titles (Interactive LED Strip, etc.) stay the same, but the terms within the descriptions that have three options are replaced. For example, in the first project: "Create a multi-faced [but wait, the main term is 3D cube of LEDs]. Hmm. So the sentence is "Create a 3D cube of LEDs that respond to noise or motion." But the user wants terms with three options. Wait, the original text might have terms that are phrases, but they only have two options each. The user probably wants to replace each main term with three synonyms. For example, in the first project: "Create a
So "LED Cube" → 3D Light Structure
Wait, the user wants all terms with three options. So I need to check if each main term in the text has three synonyms. Let me go through each project again. Wait, the original text might have terms that
Each project listed is "LED Cube" but since it's a project name, perhaps leave as LED Cube unless the user wants the project name to vary. However, the user might consider the project names as brand-specific if they're actual project names. In this case, "LED Cube" seems like a generic project name, so maybe apply spintax. Alternatively, if the user expects to leave project names as is, then only the other parts. The instruction says to keep brand names, but if "LED Cube" is not a brand name, then it's fair to replace it.
Therefore, I need to process each project to identify the main term, generate three synonyms, and replace that term in the text with the syn1 format. The names of the projects (like Interactive LED Strip) stay the same, but the terms within the descriptions (like LED strip) are replaced.