Research Assistant Danielle Lee in the first version of the Sleeve/Hand Responsive User Garment (SHRUG). This is being built for Megumi Masaki as part of a commission for a new piece for piano, SHRUG, and Max/MSP to be premiered by Megumi in the Philippines in February.
Danielle Lee showing the current state of Seshen’s suit — sensor check is good, just need to wire the tags now.
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Daniel Tsui’s work on a new sensor interface for Sheshen’s suit, capable of handling 16 sensors
Working on new sensor instrument — possible new instrument for Kiran Bhumber to use in performance.
Working on a new 12-sensor suit for Japanese performer Seshen (http://www.seshenarts.com/web/Home.html), who will be doing a residency in November with Norwegian composer Bernt Isak Wærstad (https://www.ntnu.edu/employees/bernt.warstad). Dance model: Danielle Lee
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An example of the colour tracking algorithms being tested with five people. Skeletons identified by colour — example shows loss (due to occlusion) and reacquisition of individual skeletons.
Working with Nancy Knaggs and Thom Bellaire at BCIT to test different stitching patterns for use with the RUBS suits. Danielle Lee is shown evaluating patterns and textures.
Adding the ESP32 family to the TASTE project, developing two-way communication in order to read RUBS data while reconfiguring the system on the fly, and adding the ability to control addressable LEDs and fibre optics.
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