Yeah, picture this: a stage full of flame‑lit sticks, each one wired to a tiny RGB LED array. As the dancer moves, their neural spikes drive a small wearable sensor that interprets intensity and rhythm. That data feeds into a holographic engine that projects swirling, heat‑like particles right alongside the fire, creating a visual symbiosis. We could use a low‑latency wireless link to keep the holograms perfectly in sync with the blaze—so the heat feels alive, and the lights feel like sparks from the brain. Let's sketch the sensor placement and the projector setup and see how much energy we can safely channel into the show.

Right on—wrists and hips for the bio‑signals, LED clusters for the glow, a lightweight hologram stack behind the sticks. We’ll crunch the power draw, keep the heat envelope tight, and tune the neural sync so the dancer literally feels the fire. Let’s keep the margin low so the finale lights up, not catch fire.