ITP Research

“…people, projects, ideas and applications all dedicated to exploring and expanding the ability of real people to use media to connect to one another and influence the world around them.”

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Gabriel Dunne - quilime.com

Also gave the Processing workshop at the Maker Faire today. Showed some examples of processing being used to create effects that are then composited into music videos and commercials. Created the piece “Celestial Mechanics”

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Aaron Koblin

Gave the Processing workshop I attended at the Maker Faire today. He did the totally beautiful air traffic visualization “Flight Patterns”. Design|Media Arts student/teacher.

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Project: Protrude, Flow - Sachiko Kodama + Minako Takeno

Tom’s ferromagnetic liquid link had me scouring my memory and google for an interactive art project I saw last year that combined microphones, ferromagnetic liquid and computer controlled electromagnets. I especially like “Pulsate (2002)”

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A musical score lent acoustic form

By touching the glass above any given note of music, the visitor is able to hear them electro-acoustically played. The speed with which the visitor traces the notes is echoed in the playback tempo.

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Looking past the tools.

Every once in awhile I ask this question too…

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Particle animation in processing

Neat app written in Processing that creates the illusion of fire based on movement from a video source

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Let them sing it for you

A project where you type in a phrase, and it is sung back to you as a stream of audio clips - one per word. Really neat effect.

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Online studio of digital artist and MIT professor John Maeda.

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Fingerprint Maze (2004)

“An art installation that lets one wander through a 3d labyrinth constructed from one’s own scanned fingerprint. ” Created using Processing and Java.

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Very cool lighting and “interactive” furniture shop

Too bad stuff costs like 350 bucks. I should try making some lamps.

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