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music: Terre Thaemlitz
http://www.comatonse.com/writings/means.html
intro font: ENfer
http://www.smeltery.net/fonts/enfer
this video is a screenrecording of a live generated audio-sensitive patch running with 60fps at 1680x1680 completely made with vvvv
XD Nitro is the force behind Lumacoustics' visual installs at parties, concerts and festivals.
Adam Beyer and Chris Liebing headlined the Drumcode Warehouse party on 25th September in London. We were asked to VJ in the main room and support Adam and Chris's set's.
XD Nitro, part of the Lumacoustics team supported Adam’s set with live, audio reactive visuals surrounding the DJ. The eight metre wide arced screen is broken down into a total of 224 uniform squares. A mix of real-time generative content and more tradition video blends can independently target any sized array of squares from one to all.
The installation looks like an expensive giant video wall made of small LCD panels. The whole system is modular and fully scalable in a number of ways. More panels can be added, shaped around curves or corners and even circled to become a full 360.
The night was an incredible success with amazing sound and lighting. The visuals were an integral part of the atmosphere.
Next time - even bigger, even better.
XD Nitro > http://www.facebook.com/pages/XD-Nitro/108114499796
Lumacoustics > http://www.lumacoustics.co.uk
Adam Beyer > http://www.myspace.com/adambeyer
Drumcode > http://www.drumcode.se/
Filming&Edit > Vernon House Productions http://www.vernon-house.co.uk
credits HfG Schwäbisch Gmünd SS2010, Interaktionsgestaltung 6. Semester
Als Projekt im Kurs Usability Lab an der Hochschule für Gestaltung entstanden und nun live in Stuttgart zu sehen ist unsere interaktive Schaufensterinstallation mit Kameratracking, Augmented Reality und vvvv. Mit ihr können Passanten Kleidungsstücke aus der Sommerkollektion des Ladens anprobieren.
Das Projekt ist eigentlich nur für einen User Test entstanden (der gut verlaufen ist) und wurde nun doch endlich noch in einem richtigen Laden aufgebaut.
Bespielt werden zwei alte Röhrenmonitore, auf dem unteren ist der Preis und der Name des Kleidungsstückes zu sehen, auf dem oberen ist die eigentliche Installation. Es ist eine Webcams so angeordnet, dass die Handbewegungen möglichst nicht durch andere Passanten gestört werden, eine weitere ermittelt durch Facetracking die richtige Höhe des Bedienenden und passt das Hintergrundvideo der dritten Kamera an die Kleidungsstücke an.
zu finden bei:
Fräulein Sonntag
Inh. Melanie Baur
Paulinenstr. 16
70178 Stuttgart
Schaufensterinstallation läuft erst nach 16 Uhr bei zu starker Sonneneinstrahlung (die alten Röhrenmonitore machen da nich mit ;-))
Here's a rough video demonstrating a new routine for projection mapping using Padé approximants to correlate between world space (XYZ) and projector space (XY).
Testing with iPad control application and Padé's implemented as plugin/shaders in VVVV
credits David Ikuye, Tobias Brosig, Roman Grasy HfG Schwäbisch Gmünd Prof. Jörg Beck
This project is a prototype for a stationary augmented reality device to analyze a specific surrounding area.
What was our motivation?
Information is everywhere around us. Especially in public space, we are surrounded by tons of information that needs to be revealed. There has been a lot of mobile applications that uses augmented reality to show the invisible data around us. But they all have one problem in common. You always have to have a mobile device and a specific application. So how can we benefit the technology of augmented reality while providing something that can be easily accessed in public space? This question inspired us to build something stationary that works as a cognition amp for better understanding and faster information access of a surrounding area.
Whats the concept?
Our concept describes a stationary communicative point, that can stand in any interesting city spot. It enables the user to see different informations of the surrounding area. The viewable informations are:
- architectural data ( style, architect, what happened in history?, what is the building being used for?, shops, cafes, museum, etc. )
- historical data ( a visual approach to communicate history, adjusting a timeline would change the images to how the area looked at a certain year )
- statistics of the city ( visually related to people that are being tracked by the system )
- window to a partner city ( view another city )
- connecting cities ( communicate with random people from another city in the world )
- navigation ( direction to certain spots in the city )
further and detailled information
English
http://daveik.posterous.com/
contact
david.ikuye@hfg-gmuend.de
tobias.brosig@hfg-gmuend.de
roman.grasy@hfg-gmuend.de
kazantip UkraineZ17/Z18 on screen visual emissions
_ministers of visual information
inVISIBLEraineps+antokhio
_artists for the people
amoeba/devonmiles/digital slaves/pixelroyal/mr vux/
fellow lightrhythmvisuals contentflux/sheppee/tom wall
audio_original andrei oid restrukture ov a.av
this remix is amoeba shredding andrei oid remixing a.av taken from an audio remix of an amoeba.av video track from the aple.ep DVD of amoeba visualmusic out on www.lightrhythmvisuals.com
:
amoeba_design
www.theestateovcreation.co.uk
amoeba_av
www.aavaple.info
amoeba_av remix competition with 7 free HD loops
http://vimeo.com/channels/aav
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Originally developed for the BMW show in Hall 11 at the IAA in Frankfurt, MESO developed software and graphics for 10 electronic telescopes. At one of the ten rotating telescopes, positioned around the BMW show, the visitor can see the real image of the automobiles around him and an additional virtual layer giving further information about the specifics of the car. Since their initial set up in Frankfurt, the Infoscopes have been used at various locations in Lisboa and Geneva.
The MESO-Team: Sebastian Oschatz, Max Wolf, Ingolf Heinsch, Jochen Leinberger, Philipp Steinweber, Jannis Kreft, Andreas Brendle.
http://www.meso.net/BMW-Perspectives%20of%20Joy
(c) 2009 by MESO Digital Interiors GmbH
captured in realtime with fraps, sorry if there are some drops in the framerate, realtime version is smooth.
also vimeo compression is producing some artifacts, especially in the first part where there are a lot of small particles, but whatever a better video will follow..
Genesi is a live audiovisual show.
Description coming soon..
A test videodocumenting realtime sound reactive elements sent to Francisco Lopez while working on a collaborative audio-visual Performance.
Realtime generative video: Paul Prudence
Sound Design/Composition: Francisco Lopez
'Immersive sound artist Francisco Lopez (Madrid, Amsterdam) in collaboration for the first time with generative artist Paul Prudence (London) forge live mutating morphologies where the organic and the virtual collide in crisp detail.'
Flickr Stills:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/transphormetic/sets/72157624587856158/
More Info:
http://www.smartprojectspace.net/spsound/0611.html
A test/sketch video sent to Francisco Lopez while working on a collaborative ambisonic audio-visual performance.
Headphones recommended.
Realtime generative video: Paul Prudence
Sound Design/Composition: Francisco Lopez
'Immersive sound artist Francisco Lopez (Madrid, Amsterdam) in collaboration for the first time with generative artist Paul Prudence (London) forge live mutating morphologies where the organic and the virtual collide in crisp detail.'
Flickr Stills:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/transphormetic/sets/72157624587856158/
More Info:
http://www.smartprojectspace.net/spsound/0611.html
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