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Responsive Objects Jessica Lam, Mary Le, Collin Tabata, Josiah Wu What are responsive (smart) objects? Input Output vs Responsive objects: Arduino Uno Types of Responsive Objects ENTERTAINMENT MEDICAL EVERYDAY/ ENVIRONMENTAL Everyday:

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Responsive Objects

Jessica Lam, Mary Le, Collin Tabata, Josiah Wu

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What are responsive (smart) objects?

Input Output

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vs

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Responsive objects: Arduino Uno

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Types of Responsive Objects

ENTERTAINMENT MEDICAL EVERYDAY/ ENVIRONMENTAL

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Everyday: Energy Monitors

Monitors and provides real-time data on power consumption and production. Tracks energy consumption patterns, and notifies when and where it detects abnormal energy consumption. Provides data on power production from wind and solar energy production devices, and where and how much of that energy is being consumed. Leading examples include Curb and Sense.

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Everyday: Energy Monitors

Curb Sense

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Everyday/Environmental: Sharing Human technology with Plants Project - HEXA

A modified HEXA robot that gives plants mobility to move around. It will search for light when the plant needs sunlight, and move into the shadows when the plant is getting too much. It also monitors and keeps track of moisture, and will behave happy when the plant has enough water, and behave “cranky” when the plant needs water.

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Everyday Use: Amazon Echo

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Everyday Use: Amazon Echo

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Everyday Use: Amazon Echo

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Everyday Use: Amazon Echo

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Everyday: Gaming-Rocket League

BETA Gameplay: Shows rough handling

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Everyday: Gaming-Rocket League

Advanced Gameplay: Shows expert handling + understanding

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Everyday: Gaming-Opportunities for Learning

SOLOLEARN: A fun way to learn coding UI + Reward + Agency

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Medical: Nima Peanut Sensor

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Medical: Life Alert

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Medical: Fake Pancreas

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Medical: One-drop Diabetes

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Entertainment: Daniel Rosin

Pom Pom Mirror Bitforms Gallery, NYC 2015

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Entertainment: Daniel Rosin

Penguins Mirror, 2015 Wooden Mirror, 1999

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MIDI: Changing input

analog digital

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Entertainment: Midi Fighter

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Entertainment: Midi Fighter

  • Plugged into a computer with a USB
  • Sound/ color assigned to a button by a program.
  • When button is pressed, will emit sound and color.
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Entertainment: Midi Fighter

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Entertainment: Midi Fighter

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ROLI: Changing input

Cory Henry playing the ROLI seaboard at NAMM 2015

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ROLI: Changing input

Marco Parisi plays the ROLI Seaboard at Musikmesse 2016

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MIDI: Changing reference

Analog: ledger lines Digital: DAW midi timeline

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MIDI: abstracting input

Analog: Gibson SG 6 strings, 24 frets Digital: Gibson SG Controller 1 “string”, 5 “frets”

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MIDI: abstracting reference

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ROLI: Automation + Efficiency in music

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Loopy HD: Automation + Efficiency

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Using the Nintendo Switch, users can create and use “input” devices called Toy-cons that they can use to play games on the Switch, with the game actions being an “output”. Although Nintendo provides Toy-con kits and the pre-programmed games for the Switch to use, users can create their own devices and games, both physically and programming.

Entertainment:

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Entertainment:

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Do responsive objects make our lives easier?