If you’ve used a desktop music application, you’ve probably discovered some type of hypnotic visualization feature that renders patterns and colors that are synchronized to your tunes. But how many of those visualizations create a 3D model viable for 3D printing? My bet is probably zero. Blair Neal, a Brooklyn-based artist and creative technologist, developed […]
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An ordinary IKEA table becomes the center of attention when it’s turned into a music visualizer!
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What happens when a few of the engineers at Lynx Laboratories decide to enter a statewide hackathan and make a real-time, interactive music visualizer with our device? Well, we pumped up the Daft Punk, invited some friends over, and ended up with a pretty trippy video.
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Flickr user zeni666 made this neat visualizer using an Arduino, oscilloscope, and homemade resistor ladder.
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Pretty much everyone has googled themselves to see what the internet has to say about them. However, if you’re particularly active on forums, blogs, twitter and so on, you’ll end up with so many hits you can barely process it. A web application called Personas created by MIT doctoral student Aaron Zinman attempts to generate […]
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The folks at BERG developed this neat method for visualizing the sensitivity of an RFID reader.
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Tired of listening to the moon? Then take your ears to the stars with Jim Bumgardner’s Wheel of Stars.
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