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Work in Progress: Ants [by Monitos]
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My collaborator Robin Meier and I are at it again, this time with leafcutter ants. Robin's been experimenting with the ants in a lab outside paris, while I explore how to build our colony of small friends a welcoming foraging scenario. Below, a prezi of some notes we're taking.
This work will be presented at Palais de Tokyo in July of 2011.
Xbee wireless sensor/actuator networks and Cycling 74’s Max
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Ray Kampmeier (undergraduate EECS student at UMN) and I are working on a robust and complete solution for working with Digi's Xbee modules and Max.
Working with 2.5 Series radios, the present pre-alpha version allows for sending remote messages to a remote-wireless xbee (configured as AT Router/Endpoint) and local-USB-connected xbee (configured as API coordinator).
My XBee Playground Blog shows a record of our progress, while this post includes links to the necessary Max patches and XBee profiles.
More coming soon…..
2009 Imagine Fund Special Events
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2009 Imagine Fund Annual Arts & Humanities Faculty Awards
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This project is a collaboration between Ali Momeni and JP Hunglemann. Ali Momeni’s aLib consists of a set of Max patches for live interaction with audio/video media. Our aim is to develops and extension to aLib that gives a wider community of electronic musicians–represented by JP Hunglemann’s and his extensive work with Ableton Live. Max for Live presents the perfect opportunity.
Supporting materials for Linz 2009 “80plus1” Commission
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Supporting Materials are here.
The full URL is:
http://alimomeni.net/files/share/view/2009LinzNoPeopleAllowed/index.html
President’s Faculty Multicultural Research Award
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Where I Work: Regis Art Center
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At last, thanks to my main man Mark Knierim, a map of this incredible facility call Regis Art Center.
Mark also told me about the Four Gates of Speech among his many wise words…
Here is the full size image.
