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Xylobot, The Monome-Controlled Robotic Xyophone

This is a short demo of the Xylobot, a robotic xylophone created for Berlin Music Hackday, held on September 18-20 at Radialsystem V. A custom Java app receives MIDI data from the step sequencer and controls the Arduino over a serial connection. The board then triggers the servos to hit on the xylophone. The whole… Read More Xylobot, The Monome-Controlled Robotic Xyophone

September 21, 2009Leave a comment

Robots Sing Happy Birthday


Robots sing Happy Birthday to the Science Museum was uploaded by: sciencemuseum
Duration: 63
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July 2, 2009July 1, 2009Leave a comment

If The Rock-afire Explosion Had Played Nine Inch Nails In 1991, Showbiz Pizza Would Still Be Open


Nine Inch Nails * 1,000,000 * The Rock-afire Explosion!! was uploaded by: fanprograms
Duration: 297
Rating: … Read More If The Rock-afire Explosion Had Played Nine Inch Nails In 1991, Showbiz Pizza Would Still Be Open

May 28, 2009May 28, 20091 Comment

Humanoid Robot Plays The Violin


Robot Violinist was uploaded by: diagonaluk
Duration: 100
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April 11, 20093 Comments

The Robotic GamelaTron Of Zemi17

You gotta love the Robotic GamelaTron of Zemi17 – and not just because its name makes you think of every cheesy sci fi movie ever made: Zemi17 has augmented Gamelan instruments that he brought back for his time in Indonesia while the LEMUR team has built customized interfaces and robotic mechanisms to enable the playing… Read More The Robotic GamelaTron Of Zemi17

January 30, 2009January 30, 2009Leave a comment

Robotic Arm Plays The Synthesizer

The Visually Enabled Musical Arm is a robotic arm that’s capable of playing tunes on the synthesizer by the image inputs it receives after processing a real time(LIVE) video. It uses the concepts of artificial intelligence, image processing and Micro – controller programming. It’s not going to replace keyboard players anytime soon – unless you’re… Read More Robotic Arm Plays The Synthesizer

December 28, 20081 Comment

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