Serial Communication

A robotic playground inviting people to speak to computers through movement
This installation centers on movement as a form of human-computer interaction. In a field of machines, guests are invited to move through, seeing how the pieces react to their bodies. This research focuses on how to design for the human body - incorporating diverse movement traditions, anatomy, and robotics. This installation aims to be an embodiement ritual that rethinks how we can find play and joy with machines.
CU AFFILIATION
ATLAS
RESIDENCY TYPE
Installation
FEATURED B2 TECHNOLOGIES
Motion capture, lighting, sprung floor
RESIDENCY DATES
December 12, 2022 - December 17, 2022
TAGS
Machine Learning, Movement, Creative Technology, Robotics
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