The MuSE team was back at the Science Gallery tent in Electric Picnic this year with the new 100% hammer free High Striker. We used electromyography to extract muscular tension, and used that to light the bulbs and ring the bell of our high-striker. For now just a snapshot of one of our top contestants.. soon a blog post with more details.
Thanks to everyone that participated, it was great fun.
Check out this video from the inaguration night for the BioRhythms Exhibition at the EyeBeam Gallery, NYC
more info here
A simple arduino script that generates a simultaneous TTL and audio pulse sequence for synchronization tests among different recording equipment. The scripts allows variable intervals and the addition of jitter.
Please send any comments to javier@jaimovich.cl
The MuSE team will be at the the World Science Festival in NYC with Emotion in Motion, Chain of Emotion and as part of the inauguration concerts of BioRhythm at EyeBeam.
More info here: http://worldsciencefestival.com/events/biorhythm
MEDIA COVERAGE
BioSuite Sensors
BioSuite and UnSound get a write up in New Scientist after the SXSW premiere!
We’ve been collaborating with Belfast’s Filmtrip to create an exciting new type of cinema experience. Check it out at SXSW or the Belfast Film Festival.
More info at www.unsound-the-film.com
The MuSE research group from SARC in collaboration with the Science Gallery created the biggest human electrical circuit at the Electric Picnic 2010. The circuit was built by creating a human chain of 262 people connected to both ends of a circuit. The changes in the chain’s conductivity were captured by an arduino which modulated samples of electricity sounds.
Chain of Emotion is an interactive sound installation premièred in the Science Gallery tent at Electric Picnic 2010. The installation is based on a previous installation: Ground Me! and uses the conductivity of the human body to generate different sounds.
Visitors are invited to make one or several connections between the chains around the tent in order to produce sounds. The sounds vary depending on the quality of the connection (e.g. surface of contact, number of people in the chain, level of relaxation of the participant)
Chain of Emotion was made by Javier Jaimovich, Niall Coghlan and Ben Knapp. Special thanks to the MuSE group at SARC and the Science Gallery in Dublin.
A simple MATLAB function to decode SMPTE LTC from an audio stream based on the smpte specification
You can download the current version (2.4) here
The zip file comes with the m function, an example script and a smpte wav files
Please send any comments to javier@jaimovich.cl
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