we started ok let me just see my
recording this hello everyone I'm
live-streaming apparently from the
interactive media arts program and ITP
at New York University's Tisch School of
the Arts so my name is dan you're
watching the coding train which is this
YouTube channel I feel very awkward
embarrassing right now I want to just
get a couple of logistic things out of
the way this microphone is not actually
doing anything it is recording audio as
like backup audio but there is a new mic
attached to the phone that we're
live-streaming and so hopefully you can
hear me people can hear me yeah ok great
so just hopefully let us know in the
chat how the audio is oh look at the
camera oh I'm looking at the mic yes
lettuce thank you let us know in the
chat if how the audio is doing hopefully
it's going to be better this year than
any other year before so this is what
you're tuning into there are two
programs here there's an undergraduate
program called ima interactive media
arts there's a graduate program called
ITP interactive telecommunications
program is a two-year master's program
both of these programs are at Tisch
School of the Arts which is this
building 721 Broadway in Manhattan in
New York City and then a part of New
York University so this is the end of
semester show of all the students work
there probably over a hundred projects I
don't know how many we'll get to we've
gotten to like 30-plus projects before
go for an hour or two or two we all into
the steam I'm dead Adie who's behind the
camera and be true here is helping
monitor
and so I'm just gonna wander around and
show you projects what else do I want to
say anything important I think that's
good
and then at some point I'll also
probably try to make an edited
compilation video of just the highlight
some of the projects alright so let's
move
hey Kenny how's it going over there you
want to be our first project okay so
we're gonna come on over here so um tell
us your game and a few seconds about
your project then we'll get some kind of
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you know that you can play in the
browser like several ways dad was pretty
vicious no uses facial recognition too
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and then the other way of putting it is
here the touchscreen
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I'm familiar with the bumpier maybe tell
us a little about the origins mister the
thumb piano
I just been I'm interested in the thumb
piano as the shapes are like meeting the
calabash which is round because this is
like a modern version
you know which is like a square glass
you know with a resonator in the middle
I made it actually for people with
finger muscles or like an adaptive twin
browser we're not having to worry about
the notes you know with p5 for
now there's no requirement to use b5
Jesse relieving to use p5 to do it
because you know it gives you all the
tools instant like it's an ml 5 pho this
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okay
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we try this project here can you tell us
about it tell us their names
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created okay so that's the next person
won't necessarily get that compliment
look at a random one but that one is
just I love the idea of just like a
database yeah okay yeah we'll just tell
people to talk louder so that doesn't
surprise me they we we have we've never
had like a great audio at least I'm
capturing this audio and we'll be able
to put stuff together afterwards but
thank you so for the first time ever
perhaps oh I remember something I want
to talk about the first time ever but
it's been a little while but now this
year at the ITV show there is a
performance room and this is actually
the performance schedule so at 4:26 p.m.
Matt Ross will be performing pillow talk
oh there's an introduction before that
Emma will be producing complication of
the computer mouse at 4:54 p.m. can you
tell us what that's enough yes sure
a lecture based on about six months of
research on the computer house as an
object also talking about how gender is
an active
through the materiality of yeah don't
worry about speaking up into business
it's this mic that's actually picking
you up
cool great well we're gonna try to sneak
in to catch some the performances that
would be great we're gonna be right on
time okay okay great
all right all right you do you want to
tell us quickly about your projects I
just tell us your name and if you worry
about what we're seeing here my name is
Michael bloom my name is Michael Blum
and this is a platform to help educate
users about some of the recent advances
in natural language generating
technology which are are basically you
can consider algorithms that are capable
of generating text similar to what you
or I would would write and I think it's
important to sort of learn more about
them and know more about them
because not only would be better able to
sort of harness these technologies were
creative ends but also just be more
conscious of some of the sort of
not-so-great things about them I mean
there's a lot of issues surrounding bias
and misuse so those are some things that
I'd like to sort of shine some light on
maybe we'll find this online if they're
looking for it it is not currently
I'm playing okay great well we're gonna
include links in the video's description
to all the different projects so
hopefully if this goes online people
will find it through there great kid
awesome okay let's come check this out
yeah - so you can Jeana and this is
p5.js shaders I worked on with my
partner Lisa LSL and it's essentially a
collection of examples of shaders in p5
that are basically and a guide to
basically show people what they can do
with Jada's and p5 why they want to use
stairs and p5 versus your load pixel
function webcam and haven't been running
in my browser it's not slowing down
they're very perform it just might let
me a since I want to use them here's the
documentation case
go through the why the what the how and
like this is just like some kittens with
using load pixels to increase the
brightness depending on distance mounted
using shaders and weight faster you just
switched from low pixel shader by
clicking that button yeah oh wow so what
would you say if people are they maybe
they know a little p5 they know a little
but have never done any change
before the idea of shaders completely
dude yeah well how where would you
suggest that they get started is this a
place where they could get started with
yeah you can definitely get started here
we go through what shaders on how to get
them set up and peopIe and even I like
some explanation about what's actually
going on in the background
yeah it's if you want to and even how to
use this resource with other resources
like book of shaders right and this is
the URL up there yeah also bitly /p
fighters okay so that's a bit ly /p v
shaders
cool maybe I get that requested a lot
yeah pearls are shaders and I have never
done that so this will be helpful great
thank you
great ok coming this way hey you want to
join us in a little while in a little
while yeah we're gonna maybe take a
little break from me and have a Spanish
language version of the live stream okay
let's come let's stop here talk about
the feedback mer no you tell us your
name and a little bit about your
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processing it's using using the letter
AI to visualize the camera image but
it's also measuring the overall image to
create some sort of feedback ice
adjustable
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so when you started now I can understand
what's going on much more now so this is
very clear to me I see the one-to-one
relationship between pixel um kind of
angle of this line when you started that
had this almost like swirling fluid like
quality to it what what's that a factor
they stock so that's off right now
because it depends on the value you call
in set up so even if you change it
afterwards
it just stays that way so these are
exact same two things but this one is
and it is 3d effects outside so under
strong language
it's a very unique you know seen lots of
variations of this kind of idea but this
idea of having this extra feedback angle
it's very unique and creates beautiful
effects okay this is the crater creator
super fun game
pick up Billy's bread you tell us your
name and a little bit about your project
sure my name's Billy Bennett and I have
a c5 sketch with some particles which he
may recognize in the nature of code see
yeah I I rigged up this musical wand to
play music as you swing it across
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in a way that surprised you or they
weren't expecting um all right you'll
see a lot of waiting around it's mostly
a lot of waving around and confusion
they're like what do I do
but once they kind of get to the left
and right motion yeah I really love the
way instigating these moments of the
ball popping up it's very like really
cool thanks
okay I know this might be hard to
explain in this context well let's give
it a try
sure so will you tell us your name and a
little bit about your project sure my
name is Dan ovett and this is my thesis
that I can either self-driving in it
it's about what does the future feel
like when our device sir making
decisions for us some that are very
uncomfortable so yeah don't worry about
this microphone okay so making when a
future where the devices are making
decisions for us that might make you
know make us uncomfortable so I made a
artificial intelligent device that makes
me do what's very uncomfortable which is
talking to strangers and the way it
works is it when it identifies people it
I don't you can see here at the camera
so there's like it's identifying people
using a quarrel which is a machine
learning piece of hardware it gives me
an instruction and then I basically went
around parks in New York and Subway's
talking to strangers and here's
documentation video
and yeah it's it's a better experience
with sound off but you can check out my
website and see like the nice
documentation video but yeah it was a
great project I spoke to a lot of people
and then found bent boundaries I never
thought would have existed yeah and can
you talk about so for someone who might
be familiar with a little bit with
machine learning yet maybe has done some
stuff like on just either javascript in
the browser or using tentacle on Python
what's what do they need to know or
figure out to get it to run on a
Raspberry Pi like you've done here sure
so this this Raspberry Pi is using
what's called a coral edge GPU
accelerator which can do machine
learning locally without you know
sending indicative internet and
basically the API is super simple you
just send this thing an image and then
it'll give you back detection boxes
boxes where it estimates a person is or
a chair or a cup and you actually don't
need to really know that much about
machine learning to use this because
it's a few key lines of Python code
where all that stuff is extracted away
and it's using a preach what's called a
pre Turing machine learning model which
has been trained to recognize about 70
objects whether Yolo models mobile not
mobile net okay it's mobile yeah but at
some research that's something I didn't
get to finish for this would be was
being able to trade custom models to
recognize specific objects but I want to
work on that on the summer so that
people could basically create any kind
of detection model and then upload it to
the gross they can create a machine on
your device that's best for that's
what's best for them
custom personalized myself yeah great
job yeah I just have you changed your
behavior now when you're not using this
yeah I mean I start start asking liquor
he says today go and get like really
nice responses that I would've never I
mean I don't really to be honest like
it's just made me understand new things
about people yeah and I don't really use
it that much anymore but it's just to
change my perception and yeah yeah just
a more more aware people on the street
yeah
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so tell us a little bit about what you
made and I worked on a project where I
looked for people in the Library of
Congress who are featured in The New
York Times is overlooked obituary
feature so I put together a day to say
the 16 people who are about half the
people who have been recently given
obituaries only for the first time so
some people you might be surprised and
they didn't receive it on
time to die so I decided to ask like in
another institution
have they been overlooked it there as
well so I asked some questions put
together some data by like searching the
online collections of the Library of
Congress and use that to kind of power
the interaction here so the questions
down here correspond to the buttons that
you can press to find out like are they
in the library promise at all do they
have a name authority file do they have
a subject heading
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and you can see that you like to start
to fade away kind of representing how
they might define what it's like today
and then I started become extensions
which is on my laptop over there
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playful an exhibit of someone and then
I'm interested in like collaborating and
like working on the dataset with others
I know can you tell us a little bit
about the class because this class was a
collaboration with the Library of
Congress and did you get what feedback
did you get from them and what was it
how did that process work yeah so some
of us I think you were in a class taught
by Jared or old artists in the archives
and he was an innovator in residence at
the Library of Congress for the last
year
so through Jer like this group of
students got to build projects on top of
the collections
like the help and feedback I got was
really great
so like through that class I got to talk
with bank Metcalfe who is a recommending
officer at the library for like gender
and sexuality so it was great to get her
take on like how our items in the
library like decoded with data and how
are they find a bowl from her
perspective and me even got to go on a
field trip to the library which was
super fun so we got to see a lot of
things in the Library of Congress is an
amazing place you can visit you should
visit anybody can just go in there you
get a library card you can check out
stuff nobody's there anymore compared to
used to be that researchers would have
to make their Bogalusa Library of
Congress find information to their
research but now there's so much beauty
and wonder there
now it's really cool and you can still
go down to the floor and see the card
catalyst it still experience what it
would be like to find things
awesome great job okay
okay oh we've got VR projects you can't
really test VR project but you could
give us the ones version of what is
Island and it is actually based on my
the memory the travel memory helped my
grandma so basically in their VR sees
the user will be welcoming a wood house
you will be creating by my grandma and
then she asks you do you want her grab
her for me have you say yes and then you
will have to finish two tasks so this is
kind of be a game as well
the first status you would feed the
chicken so the chicken is aware you feed
the chickens you become into edit this
is your first tag and the second tax
will be you help my grandma to pick up
the badges in order to have the
breakfast so this will be a very
interactive VR games not just sitting
there you have to like you know okay so
tell us your name and a little bit your
project is a lot of stuff to look at
here so maybe we can just have you
explain it for a little bit and then we
can kind of have the camera walk around
and speak loud into that microphone so
my name is Yao and this is my business
project for life in a nutshell there is
two parts the first part is a series of
sculptures they have 13 from birds with
that as
and the second part is an interactive
installation people can interact with it
and they need to make a post exactly
like what the sculpture shows and then
they will become part of the character
to experience different stages of life
did you throughout the process of making
this was there because you were there
new discoveries that you found about how
the history of these characters and what
they mean and how they out and you have
a juicer sense of them as you use them
in daily life by doing this project I
was also very inspired by this project I
made so they are actually deriving from
the ancient Chinese character called
Oracle bone script the Oracle bone
script were considered as the first
fully functional and mature Chinese
written language so from a lot of the
discoveries and findings from scholars
we found that since they were pictogram
and based on the findings also my design
I put human character in each of this
Chinese written character some of them
has one human being but most some of
them have two human being so as you can
see here so for example this character
this means first it means that the first
sprout freaked out from the ground and
that means first and for the other
character
like home it means that two people they
hug each other's under under this small
roof and then it means home and for
example sky you can see that from Asian
peoples I actually sky is very small sky
just a little difficult little squares
so that's all our imagination about the
world about sky and also the cards and
happiness happiness is so simple it's
just like playing and dancing to music
like an instrument things happiness and
here is love it means two people holding
hands with each other and love forms and
here our hometown hometown nice to
people having meal with each other and
they will chat and they will change and
then share their memories about their
hometown their native place and here are
that that is like one people one people
gone one who is God and the other people
who still alive and those people who
still alive groups for the people who
already gone so it means that in Chinese
characters
documentation footage of your
installation it's really remarkable
effect of characters and the particles
going back forth between the human form
in the character form easily
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all right we're gonna try to interact
with this project click on the backpack
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like a very rare sight at iGPS a Windows
computer never see that here
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how many stages where they're all
together
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and if people want to see I don't want
to see all the different stages you have
this the video documentation online
somewhere you tell us where it is people
get fired
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yeah
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beautiful work it's it's really magical
to have it simply recognize your phone
and for the
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how you easy to break
backpack pretended
I got that affect on computer I can walk
I can also now wave and I'm pleased that
can I work it's kind of hard to show
anyo this would be our brother okay so
yeah give us your tell us your name in a
short explanation of your thank you for
visiting the Museum of Technology
history today we have a really exciting
exhibit
it's a rare artifact in the early 21st
century as you all know
Automation
what a lot of people started through the
underground weeding experiences starting
to be created and people made these
virtual waiting speakeasies so in this
the yards of it even you start in our
virtual museum and then you can go down
a hallway into one of these historic
waiting awesome cool and as anybody's we
actually this may surprise you or
yeah it's really really it's been a good
Congress
it's been great
big job all right countries countries
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now let's sit here it looks cool
okay let's
all right thank you guys you guys are
together you polish your games you have
to keep up so did this microphone to
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speak up and touch your native village
my name is Tony Capraro I'm Adrian
Batista TV one and we still have two
other group research which is Karen do
and it's
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yeah are you ready to start yes yeah
sure no process here we like that you
can tell that's accepted well what
you're gonna be doing to be joining the
CRISPR detective unit today your goal is
to find members of the metastasis mafia
these are the genes that cause cancer
cells to metastasize and spread
throughout the body so obviously we want
to be able to identify those and we'll
give you just a couple seconds to review
the evidence board to get an overview
about DNA and genes a little refresher
but I guess
well people online somehow participate
in the chat can like solve the mystery
whoa what we're gonna need to play a
game so we need two players is there
anybody who could play it with like Dan
with you like Veronica would you like to
be welcome to your first mission this is
the pre-christian era where genetic
research was a little bit cumbersome not
always accurate now it's the most
efficient so to illustrate that point
you're gonna be doing here is using your
sense of touch gonna be trying to find
the bad kid the ones that cause
metastasis they have an etching okay so
the genetic civilians the ones that no
effect on metastasis are gonna be smooth
so put your hand in the jar when you
find metastases mafia gene member will
pull it out and you'll go back in for
more and get 30 seconds
right it's my left hand sure we're good
disadvantage or both are you ready okay
ready as you can see it's a little
cumbersome it's a little frustrating and
editing day was like
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the little scrap give you see does that
what you can do now is enter the modern
era where people like you identify and
then a DNA sequence is faster and
cheaper than ever before
Christopher makes it possible to eat a
thousand genes at once and evaluations
it becomes an experience of members of
the metastasis amount
Chris Berg has opened up over to new
research opportunities for scientists in
genetics detectives can help save our
genetic Police Department's a lot of
time
we're still searching for members on
metastasis mafia many as you can
detective each fingerprint to me tape
with Christopher and the machine
but if one oh and so okay
and what if I find one what do I do it
you put it okay
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if you get goal was to try to simplify
how crisper what use use now and how to
technology was before to make the user
feel like frustratedly was like really
slow and we did money if I faster and
it's like more like what's what's the
best anyone's done with maximum I wanted
to make it we started with just one we
realize what's going to frustrated yeah
but still you so like today we see yeah
now it wasn't to make it slow and really
frustrating great job yes really amazing
full fully fleshed-out project of
installation thank you okay
can you tell us about your project this
is my forget I call it no your English
conversation because I'm so tired about
people taking photos in your dreams and
extension
sometimes they really don't care about
our work itself the only one is a post
on Instagram so I mean very Instagram
goal and when you're trying to take a
photo of it is soft so maybe you can try
it feature do you want to come use your
phone and pretend you're taking a
picture join a club use your phone and
pretend you're taking a particular
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give me a second
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and what are you what technology using
the detective Bowman I used something
called open holes if the library can see
now you may have the scarlet antibodies
right so it's actually not looking for
the I know in fact it would do the same
thing with me just doing this we are
taking photos the kind of gesture are
very similar so that's why I'm a little
with have a scholarship
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dimension and this project of pull out
shown you on TV
those three creatures are from Chinese
mythical stories of the have special
policy to like to the great music or
listen everything happen in the world so
actually it's a it's kind of like
performance but 12 right now is a
exhibition that I will bring step by
step so back to this interface all those
interface our web page so everyone who
has internet access to those two page
this is like playing page and this one
is it's a submission page that the
audience can participate as damage
new way for
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maybe
and well automatically show here be real
time and
it's done random
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and this this is the controller of the
of the program
[Applause]
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[Applause]
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the audience Ament and we also fought em
alone when they combine they become a
sound
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[Applause]
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thank you so much thank you okay let's
keep moving this way
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about your spaceship so I'm eating it
right so tell us a little about your
budget
hi I'm James this is 100 days of
spaceships before it was all for a class
called 100 days of making the class 100
days of making which was about iterating
on a theme so for a hundred days each
day you have to make something new and
part of the class is about trying to
break free from the chains of
perfectionism it doesn't matter if it's
good or not you just have to post it and
another part of the class was posting it
publicly so this was all on Instagram
and each of these posters represents two
days of spaceship making the first day
was modeling a spaceship and in the
second was animating the spaceship
and this is basically the results this
is all 100 no this is all 100 well 50
but because they're animated and modeled
he so I also wrote a little description
for each ship and that's what's that's
what's logged here with all those
printouts and then on this side is the
final animations finish as well as the
process
did you use the same tool for every
single one right I did work with
something that I wanted to do is learn
this tool it's called blender I use the
open source 3d modeling software called
blender I wanted to get to know it a
little bit better so I use that for all
hundred days great job thank you thanks
for stopping by
the wall to come in you tell us your
name and about your project yes so my
name is Johnny and this is a project for
a team of three Helen and Jenna and
they're also in this project
and we're making a music box for our
children specifically age from 4 to 6
and we just want to deliver a very
playful experience to encourage them to
be more interested with music making and
also maybe become DJ or composer when
they're young so we're just wanting to
actually inspired by traditional music
box and then if you'll turn it faster
allied watching truster and the future a
slow
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you wanna switch places
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and also there's a the card is some
occasion for different instrument by
inserting we're just hiking the stops
making
and then this is the key or turning it
off so face turn off ownership yeah yes
that actually one of them so simple and
elegant and just the interaction is so
satisfying remember turning that it's a
really great job what when how many of
these could you possibly like imagine
baking so radically it can be like a lot
but right now we're using stretches
right so right now there's only three
combinations and we have to make it on
symmetrical because children especially
like though they don't have an order
so we're just making it more like stable
for having like two different so I got
symmetrical connection but ideally we
want to make more options and even more
children maybe one day they can just cry
there on the card and then just awesome
great job thank you so much
hey didn't you tell us your name and a
little bit about your project you have
to speak up probably a little bit yeah
go meow trade and it's a lab that is
turning the movement of the algae under
a microscope into the movement of the
white here it's a webcam based
microscope and by attorney different
ways
sometimes they're smaller in nature
see that the light actually
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I wish it could be put into maybe
bathroom or someplace that so that we
can have a really wide feeling about
life
great job
sorry we can't do the VR projects of it
can you tell us your name about this
project
my name is Koopa and my project is
called cat
it is my experiment on generate film
completely using AI and this is like the
very very first step of doing that so
what you're seeing now is my first
experiment on using neural network to
combine human portraits with different
things that are ubiquitous in our lives
so what you see at the top is include
human Porter mixed with cats bitmoji
donut power all that ripped jeans and
the video is showing how we could do
animations for atom human tortured
mixtures by manipulating the laitanan
factor in neural network so you're say
we're seeing a rendered version of it or
if it's running in real time and how
long did it like what's the amount of
time for frame
it's 30 frames 30 frames per second and
it is because my laptop's not powerful
enough
so that's like pre-render than generated
oh no I just meant like how long does it
take you to record
oh it's like did you have to run it for
days just an hour I think it's about the
two hours yeah some very cute and also
incredibly creepy castle yeah some
people would say it's like putting icing
yeah to us yeah great job thank you okay
you need a peek behind the scenes money
there's no way for you to avoid being on
the camera now okay all right tell us
your name and a little about your hi I'm
Brent
I made an AI mirror that uses face
recognition to only work as a mirror for
me which is very vain in retrospect I'm
not sure how well it will show up on
camera but like you can try looking in
there and it's best in simple alright
yeah see it just kind of glitches out
when you're in there
and I go up to it and stand very still
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yeah we'll turn back into a beer there
we go
alright let's come and check out these
plants and then after decide it's not a
place anybody wants to be alright tell
us your names and about your project
well why don't you stand next to this
pleasure principle and it aligns the
bodies in built-in reward system with
creativity and essentially it loves the
amount of time you use this drawing app
which we've made a vibe to charge this
pleasure device as I will call it for
future use and right now we were
featuring it in live mode so it will
actually react when we draw
oh my gosh I'm bout it right-handed
drawing I'm a lefty and it was made for
quantified humanists with Joey was an
amazing oh cool it's a behavioral
intervention uh-huh
do you create an internalized incentive
towards creativity what's the camera for
anyway they can I think art is Terry for
Humanity and I think as much as as much
as pleasure is I mean we wouldn't be
here without it you know so good job
thank you
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you can tell us about your project I'll
stand in front of it sound that so yeah
this is just a large-scale interactive
interface that suppose reacts to touch
and there's light animations and
different sounds depending on what mode
it's in so it's a MIDI piano and one
mode right now it's in like a other note
solenoid mode but yeah just you know get
people to come up and play around
awesome very colorful and delightful I
didn't turn bright red
all right let's we're gonna moving along
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all right we're like we've we've hit
like quite a bit of this show how you do
how's your shoulder how's everything
going to err glance which
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okay so this is Alex right so your name
for okay I'm Tampa and if you take city
and this is a project like water
this is simply chop down and make a song
it's a feather in the half on the butt
yeah
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you can keep shooting that
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but the surface like this is like that
like an acrylic sheet and then we pen in
it with like water resistant spray so
that's mind Waters has been helping like
that and how do you do this sensing
that's the camera right so this is what
we're going to talk about a lot which is
that you can create a computer vision
project where you can control the
environment you have an incredibly high
contrasting
thick space you can do so much with yeah
this is like the perfect here for that
but it's a testament to that so beauty
of this project could it never occurred
to me to even look and it's just so
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first peter is random like that Connor
say it's not bill it's just being so
reading back to see the top water and
those apps in meadow there are actually
trying to send both water and water it
never goes off yet sometimes yeah that's
a beautiful job thank you project later
okay let's
tell us about your project hell surname
in America project date except for the
customer from Japan and my TV first year
and I my daughter actually made his life
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we get made together
I like the way you put the lights under
- it gives it a very
blowing like politics
and people how do you have kids at the
show come and play with it
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I wish we had the baby playing with your
pocket right now
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about what to me
and I created a project called ENIAC
girls program and pretend so what it is
is a speculative playset for girls to
get them interested in programming but
the place that also references the
history of inequality surrounding women
in computing so here it is the motions
of being a programmer and the first
so you can move around like you can turn
knobs and like rearrange connections
just like the ENIAC girls of the 1940s
in
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yesterday there was a person here who
just was like it seems to me like they
were here for 45 minutes
oh look there's a giant dinosaur
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why don't you tell us your I'm sorry am
i interrupting here never know gets
that's my head interrupting it felt so
first thing machine and then introduce
your dinosaur Maya through it
d Dino Dino Dino Dino Dino
for the states we partnered with dr.
Michael Graham he know who's a geologist
and also a researcher at NYU and he
specifically studies mass extinctions so
we made an AR app we're going Friday to
become a geologist by standing the rock
layers for evidence of the station and
more information about her sister
enviable
so the way it works is this is usually
and if you find an object you can scan
it in an AR component will appear so
this one's one of our favorites if we
call him ancestors true because he is
the ancestor of all placental mammals so
we really wanted to kind of emphasize
this idea of fieldwork and there's so
many sense of discovery that you have as
a scientist you can actually read a
little bit more about it our our ideal
setting is definitely like a museum or
something so if someone wanted to read a
little bit more they could you can exit
out back into this search mode and then
look for other things summer animations
which are like these are like fungal
spores
a little bit more and then we have some
static components - so like for example
our favorite dinosaur
yeah that's mass extinction not
everything on the wall will trigger an
AR component because science is hard and
you have to search for the answers to
your question what was the collaboration
process like with the scientists who
work with and have you gotten any
feedback or as the scientists coming to
see it here at the show it was really
cool we just got to sort of talk to him
about his work he was definitely like
hands-on enough to give us all the
information but also it's just like I
give you sort of ownership over what
you'd like to do like how you want to
communicate it so it's a really fun way
of using AR
the scale of what you have built is it
really makes it work I've been because
he imagine if you didn't have this tall
size thing you could really imagine
building this out even with a larger
scale in his hands
years
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Wow
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tell us about your project my project is
a sound exploration in they are so my
idea was to see what happens if I said
sound sources and sound source elements
in the space and we can move around
without out that kind of meant about the
beautiful aspect understand
that's basically waiting maybe maybe you
can move around the tip to Dublin I'm
proposin writer
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[Applause]
yeah
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super-fun the process music is really
nice it's very soothing and soothing and
lovely to listen to thank you so much
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Sonic Youth's instrument a set of
instruments I made for a final
performance as it for this class down in
space using 17 speakers okay
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we've been going for about an hour I
could do it let's go talk to Ty about
his back
working the weather though
okay so my name is it I need and this is
my thesis project that's me the story
basically it is storytelling application
for parents and kids
let's see how it works
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telling the Machine what kind of story
you want today
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then lion and a man channel travelin
company the forest
and there's the lion
what happened next Daniel I have to say
something
the man has a lion if you would like
something to eat
see
story
bird you said they're going to become
the bird become a sandwich
yeah
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and how does it arrive at the end what
happened to be introduced in the end
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yeah based on the labels benefit their
morale India they want to find out more
dot XYZ
thank you
Jessie can we check out your project
yeah sure could you just tell us her
name a little bit on your project yeah
my name is Jessie Simpson I moved a
catchable MIDI controller that uses
fiber-optic cables to patch between
light sources and light sensors for
triggering MIDI values and MIDI notes
and my computer software so
unfortunately we're hooked up with
headphones right now so you can't hear
it but this is essentially how it works
where we have a step sequencer down here
on the bottom and as these different
placements cross over these buttons that
are activated they send pulses of light
through these cables and then activate
different sensor this sensor grid here
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what
here why don't we give audio little
break okay
and you could say hello the IQ show
happy videos I'm working a TB y vamos a
ver la projector could be an end i
worked and emerson aki gala - une
metabolic o gente Chile Matabele
comentary Colombia a Gila present and
Superman hello first moment we do when
our Joe saw a Brahma war so he technical
mental age among educational
technologies but realm is necessarily
about web I'm a web developer pride to
be and it's a great place to be maybe
sooner also become a student
so deprecated somebody though which
prices have you seen already
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so basically to see if they are perfect
in terms of being equal having like
equal resolve between the six numbers so
basically you're trying to prove that
the each number will have will come at
six of the time as you wrote to be
surprised about how the dye each dye is
the different from another which ways
make a portrait of the knife and reveal
its native tangled right security so
it's a now you get to so the dice is
also dancing the music
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suffice I surveyed my humans
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but it's very close to suit this has
been running for I guess we each
numbered like three thousand times
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maybe a Latin America nice nose do you
wanna suspended
venison imagine automatic okay hey Sam
thought I get on come on yourself a
little down haladki
see I'm gonna power Depot
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when I check out
all right okay yeah so hi my name is
jeff fretts and this is my project is
project it I think
and my thesis project is write a
statement which I practiced a million
times is my thesis is about applying a
style transfer to to 360 imagery so a
style transfer is a computational
technique where you can reimagine to
photograph in the style of a painting
and I using images from Google
Streetview
I'm able to create art that forms a
connection that inspires the viewer to
connect with the actual locations yeah
we can do that over here so we are Penn
tech so we're using web PR we've got
good look at this
it's immersive she can look around
everything looks the style is applied
even look is this pre-business
pre-process yes pre-rendered so it takes
about five minutes for each one
this particular each of these images
have about two and a half K resolution
and I need to use more GPUs no harder
gunfire so I'll do that after the
semester is over but the neat thing
about this is the stylism is even in
continuous and there are no seats which
is different yeah yeah exactly learn
more about how you did that there will
be yeah I'm ready to reach this paper
explaining how it works but the data
structure is called a tensor shear which
is a spherical data structure that
supports indexing using spherical
coordinates which is like latitude last
year and because of that I was able
do this
so yes when people Street here nice yeah
so using their API I was able to collect
some pictures that I do that into my
algorithm this figure one looking at
here is there a watercolor painting that
I made as part of my thesis research
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everyone's in here
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so what happens Mitch Pacwa system
and how these ladies networks and then
also the repercussions of it like how
you can be tracked what these are and
basically just being more aware about
your privacy okay Japan and how to kind
of be more secure internet advertisers
parking
it's very hard to explain topics like
this we give this in like 40 pages yeah
you can also find us online
yeah privacy you can print your own and
I just follow that it off and you have
your team
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now you going letting you out of you a
little bit
yeah if you guys want okay with it is
this fun okay here we are with guest
host planet hi how are you your project
yeah my name is Sean first year student
here at ITP my project is called the
choice and it is basically a scenario
based fictional narrative that walks the
player or the reader through different
scenarios of the main characters saying
where he has to make choices in the
world or the age of surveillance and so
my message through this project is
there's no right or wrong choice but
there are well informed choices when it
comes to surveillance and data
collection so let's educate ourselves
thank you
so is this online can somebody play this
yeah also ruse is Kirikou to play the
game
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Gary looking will you tell us your name
and about this project yes my name is su
Kenya this is the collaboration with
Nick who's run away right now
it's a project prevalence it's
essentially a router and the router
leaks liquid as data is leaking through
our bodies as you browse the internet so
I can we go to BuzzFeed for example so
these are the sort of domains it's
hitting which are not force field these
are third parties and as you can see
there's like this liquid that starts
running
but it's basically just to shed light on
the fact that there's this whole
industry going around on surveillance
for profit and sort of tracking up a
neighbor online and creating these
profiles of you we have a new guest host
now and whoever holds the microphone has
to get to can you introduce yourself and
say who you are people might recognize
from previous ideas I'm not evil in see
a no current Ana
okay I'm good I'm good right now I'm
enjoying this job you want to tell sir I
took a bus to our project coffee and
hiked working together so the concept is
like insect social media that will but
when you buy some product you feel like
you've got a product when you buy
sneakers you got a box right but
Facebook users download it from the App
Store it seems like so easy but our
concept is this when service is free you
know the customer you are the poorest
nation yeah so we make the concept of a
box this is the face pop that be boring
so we imagine that Facebook
happy Diwali product and the d-string
but actually it's not because yeah this
is the product and to raise awareness of
that we use Facebook and read the
instruction to create an account with
your personal info it's a user treatment
provide activities data to us as much as
you could to make sure that you will get
a personalized advertisement that can
return and help us by sharing feet fake
news and political messages that
influence your online friends during
elections okay I said listener when you
open the box it will like secretly like
capture yes by face detection and upload
you to web server so if the web server
is running I think it should be here
yeah yeah so now you become a part of
the product so according to a research
that last year Facebook make $24 per
user and tono gonna be like 55 billion
dollars
so actually we keep the tamil print we
see but you know print a receipt yeah
for you guys but so you can take a
photos or like yeah enjoy with this
furniture in class this is all so I
combined me and my partner Mike we work
on this we combine too fast like
villains about social security web
server so we combined security and video
together and if economies and
project it's called I can't breathe
it's a homage peace to Eric Garner's
last words and then the documentation of
how who died it's a data visualization
face of black deaths at the hands of
police brutality so essentially what
happens is the street goes through the
days of on a date where there were no
deaths of and on a day where life to the
hand of an officer the calendar pauses
the lungs completely deflate and shrivel
and crunch week before the calendar the
next day
come to work everyday which is now
moving backwards to January 23rd which
is a cumulative of 80% of which have had
no judicial investigation and 73% which
were unarmed
so my next iteration hopefully will
account for like an entire dataset but
it takes two hours just to witness
January 2018 alone so that's what I have
today and use this programmable error
which is a circuit board that was
invented by a second year and ITV named
on the table and so it's a it's a
Arduino compatible instead of like like
pumps and motors that allow you to like
code just like you would an LED or any
other kind of electronic device when you
want to push air into
a location-tracking slash surveillance
project goal is to identify devices and
see where
so what we're doing is we're basically
scanning the n-body web and looking at
different passes wires and seeing who's
connected to which I explained it and if
we know who's connected which at this
point we kind of know in that radius
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the floor map and the different access
points located and we start visualizing
the MAC address of the devices we see
right now we see 60 90 people on the
floor and it keeps changing over time
with huge antennas
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visualised I'm using up to five
just interested in learning more about
like surveillance technology and privacy
underdog
so my name is Stefan Stefan step back
that's like anyway so what you're
looking at is a USB device that is
connected that reactor through your
browser used if your internet so if you
visit a bandwidth heavy web site it will
switch from what it's in now it's
cooling mode which is actually pulling
the inside to heating and and when you
what's in here is actually a iceberg st.
Ice Cube and so when you switch to
heating mode like dramatically increases
the speed at which the iceberg melts and
and once enough of it has melted it will
actually trigger a simulated
short-circuit which leads to all the
monitor setting off and prevent you from
using the device any further
so the ideas that it's called
representative of the way in which
bandwidth heavy web browsing is
destructive but also based on the
structure in the sense that in this case
it means you can use your computer
anymore and obviously in the larger
scale there's a pretty severe
consequence of climate change
so the idea so I can even show you how
it works essentially right now if I were
to visit say Netflix this is my example
that I've been showing a lot and do
something like show you planet Earth you
can actually see that it's switched to
heating mode now so it's actually both
the color but also the temperature isn't
so it's now actually
heating up inside there
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obviously there is a certain electron
like trick amount of energy electricity
it suits us to run your devices but
ultimately the large majority of the
vibrates applause for this sort of
activity especially streaming is that
there are these massive server farms and
a lot of with a lot of which are running
on non-renewable energy so it's like
it's you know the electricity to run the
computer that's the electricity to to
keep the whole spaces pool to function
optimally and Netflix is one of these
you know all all the all the major tech
companies are helpers and athletes is
particularly bad when it comes to making
use of
renewable energy in that server
maintenance so it sort of yeah exactly
so it's sort of like the goal really is
to just bring attention to this
environmental cost that is generally
invisible to consumers because there's
no it's not usually
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thank you thank you thank you for being
the the host Thanks
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my name's Lauren rays I'm a designer and
I participatory design with low vision
of blind designers and makers to convert
all the material that's used to teach
physical computing and itv2 tactile so
these are the original symbols from the
P comp site I printed them out and I
random let's call this well-formed
machine which reacts to carbon and black
ink what they did to puff up and then
this is the 11th iteration of each
symbol using the door design so a lot of
the elements are hollow with the solid
symbols are less discernible
we have brown is changed significantly
because shapes are more eternal so just
getting them to be a quick read and then
after I took all these learnings I
applied them to all 50 of the Wisconsin
attics so we have 50 of the schematics
used to teach this company tactile and
what happened after that was it became
like a funnel so if somebody needed a
schematic that was tactile they've come
to me and I realized I was the only one
making them so what I did was I created
a style guide with templates so teachers
and students
some slides this time
the Braille
these are how to handle leader lines and
labels so just some examples of what you
get when you check out there's also a
birch movement of the worktop of
the next phase of this research as I
wanted I want to find out if I can use
these to actually hook up the circuits
themselves and then I want to start
materials for this benefit
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okay
this is super fun
the budget white flag my name is Cameron
Party I'm a first year and I made a game
called colour crazy
we said explain the game so I made a
aqua to reality mobile application and
the goal of this is just to make
something fun I'm an aqua to the reality
and also to trick your mind because
you're tapping on the color not the word
of like different colors around here
okay
to tap on all the blues and it's the
dark blue
and feel free to walk around
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what's your - why do you think 46
19 or something
our application
well Marilyn later on a friend to share
their secrets and the Morris the cat is
our daughter her name is bird and when
you feel very lonely
you can share your secrets and Morris
like
the international students started alone
you tell us about the physiology behind
asleep introduced Cody and this
animation just to use that obviously
thoughts and explore with the PMD
sequence by with the collie
yeah
hi hello my name is Jason Jung
this is my thesis project it's called
the conjunctiva and it's not like a
light it's a medium for creating
volumetric light sculptures yeah and
basically it's it's using movement of
separate motors and the light of LEDs
and the darkness
Troughton produced by like a projected
shadow on like object attached to the
stepper motor to create like a lot of
different volumes of like different
volumetric pattern so I can play with
different colors essentially like I
really like abstract painting and I kind
of want to put it like into like a
3-dimensional object using light that
wasn't the whole concept you know
there's no interactivity in that sense
right now it's mostly I just established
some kind of the mechanism to create
this box but I will add like stuff like
react to the sound
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okay hello hi okay my boyfriend's
watching right now hi Vince
okay so basically what this is is as you
may or may not know world Pride it is
happening to June and it is for the 50th
anniversary of the Stonewall riots
basically that was like a huge it was a
little bar fight or a very famous um
thing that happened that basically
launched the the gay civil rights LGBT
civil rights movement in New York so now
you may or may not know this but the
arch in Washington so on the half
centennial anniversary of the LGBT civil
rights star what better way than to
commemorate the founding mothers and
fathers so this is my project basically
what I'm trying to do is tell the story
of what's happened in 50 years in New
York you know between you know the early
pride marches to the AIDS epidemic into
the 90s the rise of folk culture Paris
burning
kinds of things and and just really time
to thought so
do you imagine during projection met and
yes you know if any and and whiting
administrators are hearing me I'm trying
really hard York City what pride to do
this on the actual arch and yeah and
this is something that I would really
love to do that's my project thank you
I'm hoping so because there's so many
people from all over the world that are
coming to celebrate and I want them to
see those impactful people like Hector
extravaganza Sylvia Rivera Marshall ki
Johnson people that really made pride
what it is so ok that's what I got thank
you so much
breathing meditation experiences could
you introduce yourself oh I'm sorry
I'm Ella nice to meet you guys so I'm
graduating this year and this is my
thesis project which is called brass
wheelie and breathing meditation for one
to two percent never is dark and
immersive the studio so the purpose of
this is to allow people to practice if
they're a breathing meditation and how
this breathing as a primary notice thing
to nature in the environment that we
always notice that our breathing is part
of the nature but we don't see it right
away so I want to use breathing and some
hard way to Arabic words understand the
breathing meditation activity and also
under them has to understand that the
small changes of breathing's affecting
the environment very very more impactful
way
- Network result all the sensors
so right now let's assume in a weird
answer is checking their birth name and
when you move
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in a very nice to do that thank you
thank you so much
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everybody talking about how much energy
we're heading to the Under
this is exciting actually no idea with
thank you I have it go
this is Miami over here and then dissing
so we can try to catch up these projects
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so should I clock look here yeah
hi my name is Rui and this is our
project first virtual reality I'm
working with my partner Roger Xu who has
already flying to China so this one is
called claw machine so like in a game
mark I don't call machine where people
Khoisan I call grab the toys so like in
this game is an interactive animation so
like instead of being a human player
that is outside the car machine you did
some become like a toy inside the car
machine and you have like different toys
around to you can talk to you like they
each have like a different opinion that
like whether or not the cause I like
going to the outside war is good or bad
so like you are the park I'm glad you're
feeling boy among all the other toys
that can like move your hands and we
have like a bunch of weapon bosses front
of you that you can throw to them and so
to save your friends
but like you only have limited boss so
you can't you need to choose like
whether or not to save the boss to save
yourself right to say
isn't it we're like kids
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my name is Rosie I'm actually presenting
two projects so the first one that I'm
presenting is for class I took this
semester called 100 days of making in
which you take an idea and work on it
400 days straight
so I took a concept that I came up with
about a year ago called broken fluidity
with that concept I take cylinders and I
create abstractions objects characters
words you name it I'm in the second
project that I'm presenting is a VR
sculpture garden of the digital pieces
that I made over the hundred days
just got a message by the way that's bad
okay this might just suddenly come on
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okay okay okay okay we're gonna keep it
we can't we can't look at the VRS gasps
show us their yeah
okay
and always a reconnection yeah the
digital deuces
Oh interesting okay so the priority I
would have to I have an adapter they do
have long it does both well it's uh
let's see if we could get you to explain
explain your project this is a simulator
that teaches you how to be a successful
artist and mr. grammage and it is very
simply pressure wave inspired it's an
abstract representation of how I feel
about being a young creative in this era
and you get to sign a consent gives us
all your your rights your physical
presence your mental presence we copy it
we use it after you die thank you
you have to do action
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this is my project a school party
simulator for homeschool boys it's a
simulator for going to school then we're
never able to go twice party it's like a
comedy leash the pr2 watch it at home
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it ends with a magical moment
I'm good
we can't really we can't really show the
VR project so we're unfortunately but
you can give us an explanation of it
please right it's a kind of construct
e360 we are film I made two cinema story
in each of them into version I use the
face to see camera for shooting whole
small video and for each version I want
on I shoot the video close to them guys
in the same perspective and one time
close to the woman's perspective and the
user will have to appreciate you to use
to bother to switch between the
perspective and think about the details
that make them different from each other
so they will just put on the headset and
see the video and can switch between
them whenever they want to compare and
see more body details
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and we talked about 10011
you know what talking but so many
details because they have different
feelings for each other
and it makes me whole experience
different and I try to make another kind
of situation it is impossible in the
real life
considering so many other perspective to
and try to just take more about this
challenge relationship that's always how
can there may be problems yeah I hope
that kept out people just better think
about it
thank you thank you
oh yeah
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yeah and I'm a second-year students and
graduating and this might be a project
let's call the magical pencil the editor
is whatever you draw in this game
because the field so you don't need to
find an item we don't need it whenever
you need something just choice
you're gonna use it with no puzzles on
the journey I'd say that that mainly
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you better create a car or something
I know that in the work
the kool-aid something you tried it
appears in the game
yeah
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actually the blue is their buddy
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you're on the negative rate
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come on Ames everyone they're gonna
check out this performance
should we try we're gonna attempt to
plug in it let's not talk too long
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alright the battery is running low so
we're gonna attempt something the audio
is definitely gonna cut out for a minute
so the way that this would work
I'm live on the internet right now yes
so let's see so this this comes out the
audio is now
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here
sorry
so the question is is this the
microphone that's on that would be the
question did we do we still have this
microphone
anyone in the chat could let us know by
tap this microphone does that register
or we're fine anyway okay let's go see
if we can catch it
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okay great
so I'm so sure native talk about what
Antonio I'm a first-year 90 feet
and this is a haptic watch so it has a
3d printed case with Velcro around out
over it is a lid it's also 3d printed
there's a button up atop and it tells
time by way of vibrations when I press
it and you're touching it you feel
different vibrations say it's five
o'clock five something now it's almost
5:30 so it'll vibrate like five really
short like that and then for ten zero
most almost like a heartbeat and the one
vibrations are like a little longer like
that so if there's another person that
can touch it but I'll touch it and now
press it and it'll go five
funny 30 so it's 5:30 now
can I try feeling it sure here you go
five down on
dirty yeah well and then here is a
haptic motor with the gemma board and a
battery and some circuitry
have you have you spent time wearing and
wearing this and some last night the
battery power is not that great
it just has a 100 milliamp hour battery
in it that it has to be you know this
has to be taken apart
unplug and recharged there's another one
that's charging back here
here charging the battery that's the
battery
right there the tiny things about it
it's really it's like it's really very
distinct like it's certainly even you're
not being experienced with a lot of
haptic devices I can really feel those
pulses yeah
I try to design it to have
figure out a way to add them up so that
it doesn't take too long ready to tell
the time
great job ready to work
here hello would you like to tell us
your name I would love to knock and this
is untouched and it's an experiment and
giving garments like worse so it was
made in the where of intro to wearables
and
or should I touch it but maybe you
should touch it right so if we touch it
a little bit it responds a little bit
right so a little bit of attention is
not used everybody likes a little bit of
attention but did you hang in there and
use yeah so yeah it was we were
experimenting kind of technologies
wearable technologies and my thing was
how to make fashion you like fashion and
like too much technology actually has a
lot and have you tried wearing it's
fresh out of the oven but but we are
very interested to see how the wear
would feel with the eight vibrating
motors on the studio that could be a
inside/outside kind of experience yeah
good job yeah thank you
you can come check out these project
my name is Anna first years and then my
cruiser is April video controller
because when I'm cooking a music
watching a YouTube video but I don't
want to pause my iPad in my grizzy so if
I'm wearing this apron I don't know if I
can control video with this
right now
[Music]
have you tried this and actually cooked
was wearing these yet yeah what did you
make
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the design astray because I couldn't
even really notice at first kind of the
simulator is a fling button the pause
button is very abstract so it's falling
to it
okay
we tell us your name and about your
project I guess what comes Stan usually
give me in front of you
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application
and the address here is displayed on
this loom what is what what
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because
all right let's come back this way
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say your names and then tell us about
your project open yet and this is our
project
this would be so comfy to wear it's like
a physical therapy and in the back like
a mental therapy it's just this show
others like a woman's statement like a
free every release and like to be
practice it's like a breezy
like calm down
read them they just assured that America
is and the in the middle part is rabbit
straight is dressing from the bottom to
the top issues that my love energy
through the current
I would love to I feel like it would be
good for like wrap up I know you you
have to go yes so we're going to go
there's a few more projects downstairs
in the lobby that I'm going to take us
to go see
well I recall last time we did this the
Wi-Fi cut out while we're in the
stairwell so the stream might go down
for a minute hopefully we get downstairs
it'll check itself back up so rest
assured we're coming back I will say
good bye when it's time to say goodbye
all right so let's head down the stairs
there any stairwell very exciting
no not for flights by the way the new IT
teams will be in downtown Brooklyn will
also be on the fourth floor
we'll come back
but this is gets a little more relaxed
down here and we can kind of take a
place to sort of finish up
back all right I think we're back we
reconnected we're in the lobby of the
Tisch School of the Arts and we're gonna
look at a few more projects for a little
bit longer and then I will say goodbye
but this full livestream will be left
archived online so you'll be able to
watch it later if you
the futures market
we do some time every day Toronto well
you look so official look like
microphones that camera can we do some
shopping here yes you want to tell us
your name and about the market sure my
name is my name is Alton Jones and
futures market is a store that I made to
solve a variety of different speculative
products and services oh you take that
moment I do take okay I'm gonna buy
something okay great I don't know what's
about good personality and the chat can
weigh in here I'm a very frugal person
just be aware although I kind of want to
buy the information straight let's see
so there's the personality reassignment
personality scrambler biomedics crying
yeah so I can I gotta use reading and
ethic juice job yeah I could explain
these a little bit so for the
personality reassignment I would
generate a new personality for you it's
very simple and I was gonna get a little
scroll like this with your new
information on it
I'm actually not selling the personality
of scrambler today I usually someone a
USB Drive
it's just a software that I wrote that
you can find with the panics prodding I
would use my sprite over here to reveal
all the pics about
for my refuge reader if you have
anything you're planning on throwing
away I could use my trash analyzer over
here to analyze that objects and then
basically what results is an analysis
you would tell us deeper insights about
you
you might not have realized in the
phonetic juice jar I could take care of
my things and literally bottle them up
for later use you would come in a little
bottle like this and the way you would
apply the emotion leader is just to open
the bottle and dispensing it upon your
head and today with any effort juice jar
that I'm selling I'm also throwing in a
free by the next time oh wow cuz I was
gonna say I was I was kind of interested
in both the personality reassignment and
the effect juice job alright I was gonna
get both of them and then I would get
the by Nick Kurt's trying yeah I would
say also anybody watching this should
feel free to venmo and buy something for
me but I'm gonna purchase this myself
all right we're just gonna open up the
venmo app here
this is very exciting I've never bought
anything at the ITV show before I don't
know why this feels like so much fun
like yesterday about $80 yeah
let's fire no no this is this is now
documented oh yeah hired they're big
fans of the coding tree yeah
I'm going for six at Miami on Ben mo
yeah you can buy don't know if you can
like tweet you could order for like a
later delivery I'm not sure yeah we
could well be to work something out yeah
I know I know how to find it great so
which one which one would you like first
what why don't you the personality is
coming with a new personality the
opportunity to choose the new name for
it so what would you like that new names
if you can you can keep your old name
and people still think a lot of pressure
how about choo choo like ch ch ch ch ch
great and what kind of job would you
like to have in the future musical
theater director musical theater
director okay wonderful
[Applause]
Saracens like 30 seconds of dinner no
it's fine
this is like a grid we're two and a half
hours all right
okay I paid all right
these are you capture at 6:00 on a scale
of one to ten with one being the lowest
and ten being the highest
so for teamwork you have 8.4 I think
that'll do very well as a musical
musical theater yeah musical theater
director sounds excellent for that
future vision the only 3.0 you're more
range in terms of the past so you are
close to the future
analytics 9.1 so you're excellent and
analytics you're very good analytical
tasks which I don't know how much of
that you'll you'll end up end up doing
yeah we'll see tinkering 5.4 so you're
pretty good at tinkering it's not your
strongest suit but they're good at
working with mechanical objects
collection 3.9 so you tend to prefer to
throw things away rather than hold on to
them and project management 4.7 not a
great project manager you know worst
ambition that was just 3.4 it's about
not very ambitious
your legs are considering only the
evidence that supports conclusions
you've already drawn feeling to think
things through and becoming caught up
and unhealthy codependency your dislikes
are doing research thinking over your
plans before putting them into action
and longing for someone or something so
it's a new personality I'll wrap it up
for you and then you can keep it you can
keep it close in case you're better okay
forget who you are you'll have this to
refer soon
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after the creep
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there you go and then
all right and then for the
for the ethnic juiciness crying we can
have
look into my Scryer I don't need every
time they put my eye all the way up onto
[Music]
all right so looks like you are
surprised okay so let's get you a charm
could you focus this might be a little
bit difficult but hold this zoom into
the jar and then depress the button I
can look I can also could switch the
knife again it's really just back up
audience okay and then press the button
until the stars
[Applause]
[Music]
wonderful way is just
label it so there's your surprise you
can have this for later hopefully it
comes in handy
and then I'll have the results of the
yes
my back pocket what do you think the
chicks are I'm gonna sit on it explode
okay up in my friend pot maybe you can
pick it up later I really would like to
keep from the results of your strike it
seems like 96.7 eight percent of your
atoms come from the solar system it's
very it's very normal for it to be that
nice don't worry one point three eight
percent come from a blue snowball nebula
which is very exciting but very far away
and 1.4 percent comes from other that
doesn't necessarily mean that they're
not from the other two categories it
just means we couldn't figure out what
it looks like your interests are social
media market diners camping hunting and
dance so if you're not aware of any of
those interests sometimes with my and
then I ask for your future don't relax
yet there's more to come and but don't
be surprised by a personal attack and
it's time to do back on that I'm not the
best resolved unfortunately so here I'll
wrap this up for you
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[Applause]
all right thank you very much this is a
very satisfying retail experience rating
qui baby we'll check out a couple more
projects
okay
hi my name is Chang Chau Chau and the
project is my PC project taught one new
time it is about personal time and
harness affected by geography
it was inspired by me where time is now
absolute and more
active power so I was trying to
visualize
our change based on our committee so I
can assure you got it sure so this is
the winding key and
the combined debt cap your wine it and
it's gonna so there is the video the
video is our past 1000 troops and it's
playing backwards and so that's why
people are working backwards in this
video and the camera to capture and
there are three three of us in from the
camera so it's generating
and this one is not that sketchy but his
two are chachi and this - employer
judging
so it is kind of demonstrate how our
moving speaking to a back
it's a really nice way to tie in the
slitscan style effect yeah the concept
of time ago today yeah
thank you okay okay let's see I think
maybe
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we can pull we'll say goodbye over at
the front
this your project can you introduce
yourselves and tell us about yeah so
this is sanad this is a 1-bit adder
circuit where the inputs are two
different solar panels
what we think is competition when we
think is information we found some
definitions information is just like
relative differences and we found that
like oh right that's really similar to
like constant voltage and the concept of
light there's a constant amount of
energy in the universe and when we think
of a power plant that's really just a
relative density of energy in one place
at a point in time with a potential in
the future to return to that's erupting
without the water with which classes
energy and it's just like when there's
excess when times are good when kinds of
sun shining are good it'll charge a
battery because it can get in this stain
where there's not enough light to
generate enough current to turn on the
LED but there's enough to just have the
voltage height enough to be like
it is on so it's just like a little
backup battery that is dead well it's a
nice merging and sort of like feature
oh yeah I've been we've been saying this
we've been saying our part it's a it's a
the basics of the personal computer or
the target user is Assad yeah and we're
waiting for some we're trying to attack
some VC funding right now yeah check out
from the planet I mean I was gonna make
some superman breakfast forgot my brain
is melted never I think we're now at
like we're almost at two and a half
hours all right great job
what's the planet in Superman zoran or
something no by the chat definitely
gonna no not be very embarrassing just
to school the arts photography
installation okay let's go over to the
front
I think we're we've done all we can
we've experienced the show that is the
IPTV
yeah we wanted to say thank you're live
on the Internet Parsons yeah awesome and
are you are you continuing the thank you
well we're just wrapping up here this
has been almost three hours now I don't
know we i we did to hit a lot of project
always that just like an enormous guilt
that I look for the next few days of
projects that I've missed
yeah okay so what should you stand
together sorry
tell us your names and tell us about
this project well credit captures I'm
Donna hi nice to meet you I'm indeed yes
yeah this is a project that we found at
two flat portables we created it in a
critical object class and okay so I
would say art installation that me and
animate as a statement about flagpole
protocols and black both protocols
basically say when a flagpole when
you're allowed to breathe the flag to
full staff or lowered to half-staff me
and Donna feel that those protocols
don't necessarily represent always the
maybe causes that people would want to
lower the flag to half-mast or
half-staff and that the people that look
at the flags to get a sense of community
or mourning as a community don't
necessarily get to decide those
decisions and so we made this dance
digital dance between two flat poles
trying to make a statement about how
sometimes when one
is that the other country's flag
necessarily actual and what does that
mean and sometimes when we leave in the
same country and the flag staff has is
pooled which you don't necessarily
necessarily identify would that cause is
there some universality to this concept
of I mean all countries have flags sort
of like a convention and they all have
protocols but this those you know most
cultures I guess have this and this is
what we were going with these two very
clear statement zero and one yes perhaps
that boost up commemoration or victory
or civics that's very serious yes oh
that's crazy here we are the thing here
okay okay well I have to
don't like figure this out okay okay
yeah so we just wanted to see if we can
neutralize that situation and maybe
without sides we could be on the same
side and it seems to be a very just in
tensional choice that the flags are just
clear plastic is looking you thought
about it right yeah definitely I think
that me and Donna coming from the same
country when we see our national flag we
automatically have an emotion towards
that flag and I think they didn't want
to make a statement about a certain
place or a certain fact but we wanted to
neutralize that my so every person
looking at the object decide what they
feel or what flag they see or don't see
in this work
we also created this line trying to
identify would one side it was just like
an experiment because we've got this
tree right so that design is that I'm
work I think experiences would view this
from here but really the ideas for to be
outside and then there's contextual
information in terms of that is very
powerful actually that's just automate
anything up and down yeah I've never
really thought about the code is also
kind of a test if there's one way to go
like every function is like half staff
whose path it was nice to write it yeah
yeah yeah technology wise it's stepper
motors we learned a lot about step
reporters and area calibrated by twelve
sensors
thank you for being this is a bit I
think an appropriate project for the
last project it's very dramatic it's
right here in the lobby all right so I
think we can wrap this up I'm tempted to
go outside to wrap things up but I have
a bad feeling that the Wi-Fi will go
down so I stand in front of which is a
nice symbol so thank you for tuning into
this move people
thank you for tuning in to this live
stream of the ITP Spring Show 2019 also
with ima interactive media arts the
undergrad program if you want to find
out more about these programs you could
go to ITP NYU vtu as well as ITP dot NYU
vu / ima this is a kind of momentous
occasion in the sense that the whole
program is moving to a new NYU building
in downtown Berkeley next year so this
is presumably the last ITP show on the
fourth floor ITP is also having its 40th
anniversary if you can believe that this
fall I don't know what what anniversary
show this is the shows weren't around
for the first however many years so I
don't know I feel a little bit of a
moment here but and so what we're just
going to do the same old awkward thing
where at some point we're gonna have to
like all move around and try to find the
right button to press so let me thank
both body and me true so much thank you
guys for help
- like with the camera and doing some
guest hosting thank you - Lennon who
gave his little spanish-language hosting
there and all the other people who work
at ITP and make this stuff go through if
you're wondering what's happening Cody
train wise in terms of tutorials this is
a very light month so I don't think
there will be another livestream
actually until June I'll be at the IO
Festival in Minneapolis if you're there
please say hi but there will be a lot of
new videos coming out because I've been
recording a whole set of tutorial series
about node and data and api's and save
them to a database and all that stuff so
that'll all be coming out there's almost
20 new videos actually coming out in the
next couple weeks so stay tuned for that
it's 6 p.m. go and do whatever it is you
need to do for the rest of the day or
evening if you're staying up too late go
to sleep thank you so much again and
I'll see you on a future
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