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Another piece from Robert Hodgin (flight404), this one from 2009. Er...wow! Also check Cymatic Ferrofluid
SixthSense technology was demonstrated at TED back in March 2009. This is from TEDIndia and again the discussion relates to integrating the physical and data worlds. The particular demo has been extended, PLUS Pranav Mistry has announced that he will make the software behind SixthSense open-source!
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By Daniel Rozin, Weave Mirror forms images by individually rotating 768 motorized planes. Complex! Video here.
Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality
Nikola Tesla 1934
Fever Ray - Fever Ray
Mute 2009
Q-Tip - Renaissance
Universal Motown 2008
TV On The Radio - Dear Science
DGC/Interscope 2008
In Bb 2.0 is a collaborative music and spoken word project from Darren Solomon. A selection of videos - all hosted on YouTube - can be played simulateneously and the corresponding audio will work in combination.
Apparently corn starch is a non-Newtonian liquid i.e. when disturbed, the liquids viscosity behaves in a non-linear way. Source signal is 30Hz and the video frame rate 30 fps. Very cool!
I find this really interesting. Martin Wattenberg, a New York based digital artist, has developed an application which scans pieces of music for patterns and then represents the findings graphically. Where a repition of the pattern is found, a translucent arch is used to connect the two sections. In a way then the techniques allows us to quickly view the form of the piece. Very cool! More information here, and here
