Paper Speakers

Paper speakers from the MIT High-Low Tech lab. Great idea!
Project page: http://hlt.media.mit.edu/?p=1372
Video link: http://youtu.be/y1F5Gg4bG3o
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Paper speakers from the MIT High-Low Tech lab. Great idea!
Project page: http://hlt.media.mit.edu/?p=1372
Video link: http://youtu.be/y1F5Gg4bG3o
Liking the look of this turntable sequencer by Daniel Skoglund. There’s some more of his music on his myspace page (“kretsar” has a nice pops’n’clicks ambient vibe).
[via: Synthtopia]
Audio-visual work from Brian Cullen, check out his YouTube channel for more videos. This one is a little like Autechre’s Gantz Graf with creatures.
Saw this project, called Relief at the TEI conference, but didn’t have chance to take a video as I was busy at my poster (so was glad to spot this one). It Looks like an interesting take on 3D-terrain tangibles.
Relief is an actuated tabletop display, which is able to render and animate three-dimensional shapes with a malleable surface. It allows users to experience and form digital models like geographical terrain in an intuitive manner. The tabletop surface is actuated by an array of 120 motorized pins, which are controlled with a platform built upon open-source hardware and software tools. Each pin can be addressed individually and senses user input like pulling and pushing.
If you like this project, it’s also worth looking at another project from the MIT media lab called Sandscape.
[via: Make: Online : Relief: 3D interactive maps]
Nice large-scale tangible sequencer called the OrbiTone.
[via: CreativeApplications]
A video summary of the TEI’10 workshops held around the MIT media lab. I make a short appearance soldering a wooden breadboard at 0:37…
Two videos of Augmented Reality (AR) projection projects. I’d seen Johnny Lee‘s projects (top video) before, but Marco Tempest’s video is interesting because it shows how the technology can be taken to the street (bottom video).
Spotted on: Create Digital Motion
Couple of videos from gigs in the last two weeks at SARC. Chris Corsano, and the Profound Sound Trio…
A couple of patches by Sebastian Tomczak (LittleScale) show how Novation’s Launchpad can be used for other purposes. I’m looking forward to getting one to try these out!
little-scale: Novation Launchpad: Waveform Editor
little-scale: Novation Launchpad: Linear Sequencer