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Staggering towards the light
interactive-music
Dec 30, 2019 • Thomas Anda, Aleksander Tidemann, Paul Koenig, Tom Ignatius
During a hackathon in our introduction course to physical computing, we developed a prototype of a DMI. In our blog post from this project we explained how the system was built and gave a short summary of our performance. In this blog post however, we will look at the instrument from an HCI-perspective. Where the main focus will be a summary of the problem space, the research question, the methodology used and our main findings and contributions.
Prototyping musical instruments
interactive-music
Dec 27, 2019 • Rayam Luna, Gaute Wardenær, Thibault Jaccard, Ulrik Halmøy
Prototyping musical instruments in the name of recycling - exploring Orchestrash from an HCI point of view
Trippi BySykkel Sounds
applied-project
Dec 15, 2019 • Eigil Aandahl, Elias Andersen, Karolina Jawad, Sam Roman
Portray city bike user data into a sonified, interactive display by making use of public space and public data.’
Tree as Speakers
applied-project
Dec 15, 2019 • Ashane Silva, Shreejay Shrestha, Jørgen Varpe
A project in collaboration with ÅF engineering. The goal of the project was to create a non-intrusive soundscape and/or noise-masking installations in an outdoor public space by using trees as speakers, installing audio exciters on trees.
Picture Carmen
applied-project
Dec 11, 2019 • Guy Sion, Espen Wik, Sepehr Haghighi
Promotional video for a new chamber production of the Opera ‘Carmen’