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[kiyoshidainagon]

2研企画 「SHAPE」丸班 

学園祭で作ったインスタレーション。巨大な球体の中心部にボタンがあり、押すと照明が切り替わる。ブラックライトで蛍光塗料を塗った糸を照らすパターンと宙づりになった球体が光るパターン。宙づりになった球体は人が通ると色が変わる。ちなみに映像も音も同期している。(2013年)

2 Research plan "SHAPE" Maru

An installation made at the school festival. There is a button at the center of a huge sphere, and when pressed it switches the lighting. A pattern that illuminates the thread painted with fluorescent paint with black light and a sparkle that glows suspended. Spherical balls change color when people pass. By the way, both images and sound are synchronized. (2013)

[cjgassam]

Check out one of the first tests of the Live Parametrics BioMapping project.

This example is using an Arduino ATMega2560 to control 100 LED lights arranged in a 5x20 array. The glove is embedded with an ADXL 335 accelerometer which measures the angle of tilt every tenth of a second.

More to come.

[b-r-l]

The B.R.L had lots of fun making this creepy robotic baby. The photos shown here are of the baby in the making stages and in its guise for the Bristol Zombie Crawl 2011.

Shopping List:

Battery Holder

IR Range Sensor and 5"connector cable.

Servo Motor x 2

Arduino Uno

Breadboard

Baby was actually created as an interactive art project for London Burningman Decompression 2011, called 'akachan-el'. Around my waist was a TV held up by braces with baby legs and the baby itself was emerging from my belly. Passers-by were invited to come and say hello to my baby at which point baby would start waving its arms and its red led dummy would flash.

Funnily it was possibly the baby legs on my shoulders and baby arm headband that took people aback more than the robotic baby 'on a baby', and the electronic baby on a baby was actually a pretty good disguise for the fact I was 6 months pregnant. At the zombie crawl a couple of weeks later, the bump was a bit more apparent and a couple of people were a little more taken aback by the zombie baby sitting on my actual baby!