an interactive audio-visual installation using ubiquitous hardware and web-based software deployment

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2015
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Abstract
This paper describes an interactive audio-visual musical installation, namely MOTUS, that aims at being deployed using low-cost hardware and software. This was achieved by writing the software as a web application and using only hardware pieces that are built-in most modern personal computers. This scenario implies in specific technical restrictions, which leads to solutions combining both technical and artistic aspects of the installation. The resulting system is versatile and can be freely used from any computer with Internet access. Spontaneous feedback from the audience has shown that the provided experience is interesting and engaging, regardless of the use of minimal hardware.
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Authors ;Tiago Fernandes Tavares
Journal social cognitive and affective neuroscience
Year 2015
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10.7717/peerj-cs.5
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