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Bluetooth LE Will Make Minority Report a Creepy Reality, But Also Arduino Cooler
PSFK – Adaptive storefront prototype from + rehabstudio on Vimeo. After years of failing to demonstrate compelling applications, Bluetooth is back with a vengeance. If you haven’t yet used a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) device, it’s a completely different experience. Pairing and range and latency work better (the result of years of learning how to […]
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Cubase Goes Futuristic: Motion Hand Gestures Control Music in Free Add-on [Details]
When it comes to big, flagship audio tools, you don’t get a whole lot of sci-fi in your software. That makes Steinberg’s announcements this week more of a change of pace. They aren’t the first to talk about virtual studio sessions, or even gesturally-controlled music. But seeing this as an add-on to Cubase, not just […]
Minority Report Meets GarageBand: Airborne Beats is Hand-Controlled Music Making
From the Lab: Airborne Beats from Oblong Industries on Vimeo. With hand gestures recalling those that first reached the mainstream in Minority Report, “Airborne Beats” lets you make music just by gesturing with your hands and fingers in mid-air. You can drag around audio samples, and make gestures for control, controlling both production and performance. […]
An Abstract Visual Interface, Made of Light and Gestures, and Full-Body Virtual Exercise
Peter Kirn - August 21, 2009
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Minority Report Interface, Implemented in Flash + FLARToolkit, and Why it Rocks
Peter Kirn - August 19, 2009
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