Robot Takeover Theremin Presentation
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October. BuildBrighton designed and made a digital pseudo-theremin for the electronica DJs Evil Nine (pictured). It is a MIDI controller that works by sensing arm movements using ultrasonic range finders. Here it is being presented to Evil Nine.
For more information see: http://www.buildbrighton.com/wiki/Theremin
Theremin software and hardware by James Grant and Toby Cole. The case was made by Steve Carpenter of BotBuilder.
Robot Takeover Seb Lee-Delisle
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October.
This is Seb Lee-Delisle talking about motion controlled gaming.
Robot Takeover Toplap
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October.
This is a musical live coding performance from Toplap.
Robot Takeover Thor Magnusson
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October.
This is Thor Magnusson of Toplap performing musical live coding.
Robot Takeover Steve's Robot Nest
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October.
This is Steve Carpenter of BotBuilder with some of his robots.
Robot Takeover 55th Flotilla
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October. BuildBrighton designed and made a digital pseudo-theremin (the transparent orange box in the photo) for the electronica DJs Evil Nine who performed after the event. It is a MIDI controller that works by sensing arm movements using ultrasonic range finders.
For more information see: http://www.buildbrighton.com/wiki/Theremin
Theremin software and hardware by James Grant and Toby Cole (pictured). The case was made by Steve Carpenter of BotBuilder.
Robot Takeover Blay Whitby
Robot Takeover was a fund raising event for BuildBrighton which took place at Komedia on 30th October.
Blay Whitby gave a talk called "Do you want a robot lover?"