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April 24, 2012 RESPONSIVE NCRC Evan Kerrigan & Munaf Assaf // SI 791

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April 24, 2012

RESPONSIVE NCRC Evan Kerrigan & Munaf Assaf // SI 791

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OVERVIEW

‣ Background

‣ Signals

‣ Concept

‣ Equipment

‣ Prototype

‣ Plan of Action

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BACKGROUND

‣ Project Scope• Design and prototype a responsive, collaborative workspace for the University of

Michigan’s new NCRC facility in partnership with fabrication students and faculty in the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning

‣ “Honest Signals” Framework• Activity

• Consistency

• Influence

• Mimicry

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SIGNALS

‣ Human• Motion

• Speech

‣ Environmental• Electromagnetic Fields

• Light

• Temperature

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CONCEPT

‣ Measuring Collaborative “Energy”• Motion

• Speech

‣ Honest Signals Visualized• Activity

• Consistency

• Influence (?)

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CONCEPT

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EQUIPMENT

‣ Arduino Processor

‣ Infrared grid network (Dozen nodes)

‣ LEDs

‣ Microphone grid network (Dozen nodes)

‣ Projector

‣ Wires

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PROTOTYPE DIAGRAM

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PLAN OF ACTION

‣ Purchase minimal equipment

‣ Adapt code from existing Arduino musical visualizations (e.g., Instructables)

‣ Adapt musical visualization to react to both IR sensors & microphones

‣ Collaborate with Architecture School to develop a fabrication strategy