Category: Introduction to Computational Media
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MANTIS
Justin Peake MANTIS is a real-time, physiological mirror through which a user may experience and explore his or her own heart/breath relationship with sound. http://articulatedworks.com/mantis/ Description Some methods frame meditation and awareness as an exercises to “get better at this” or “stop doing that”. Often, these are incentive based performance strategies that shift the spirit…
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Mind the Needle
Francisco Ramirez Pop a balloon with your mind. http://www.fracoix.com/physcomp/2014/10/11/mind-the-needle-mid-term Description Time's running out! Will your Attention drive the Needle fast enough? Through the EEG consumer electronic Mindwave, visualize how your Attention level drives the speed of the Needle's arm and pops the balloon! Classes Introduction to Computational Media, Introduction to Physical Computing
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Digital Graffiti Wall
Melissa Felderman, Paul Hiam An interactive virtual drawing experience. melissafelderman.com/digitalgraffitiwall/index.html Description For our Physical Computing final project we are planning to build an interactive digital drawing experience. Our goal is to enable social interaction in a fun and unusual environment and to create a token for the user to take from the experience similar to…