Stephen:
Got Arduino to communicate Analog values into Max/MSP.
Can use values from sensors to control audio, video, effects etc.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVokcAjhbk8
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Euphörium Dome - A Motion Based Synesthetic Interactive Experience
Euphörium is the brainchild of three final year BSc. Multimedia students at Dublin City University’s School of Communications, Stephen Chan, Philip Lam and Síle Brehony. With a shared interest in physical interfaces and interactive media installations, we joined forces to bring you Euphörium. The intention was to create a unique motion based synesthetic experience allowing you, the user, to interact with high definition visuals and audio in a unique and dynamic way.
Euphörium Exhibitions
Euphorium will be exhibiting in various locations around Europe over the coming months. Keep up to date with dates and venue information published here, with more to be released:
28th & 29th April 2008
Dublin City University Campus
Dublin 9,
Ireland.
Autumn 2008 - Date TBC
The Red Stables
St Anne's Park,
Clontarf,
Dublin 3.
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