“SenseStage: Low Cost Open Source Wireless Sensor Infrastructure for Live Performance and Interactive Real Time Environments” presented by Salter and Baalman

Symposium:

• ISEA2010: 16th International Symposium on Electronic Art
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• SenseStage: Low Cost Open Source Wireless Sensor Infrastructure for Live Performance and Interactive Real Time Environments

• Chris Salter
• Marije Baalman

Venue(s):

• PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany

• SenseStage is a research-creation project to develop small, low cost and low power wireless sensor hardware together with software infrastructure specifically for use in live theater, dance and music performance as well as for the design of interactive, real-time environments involving distributed, heterogeneous sensing modalities.

  The project consists of three components:

  • a series of small, battery powered wireless PCBs that can acquire and transmit input from a range of analog and digital sensors.
  • an open source software environment that enables the real-time sharing of such sensor data among designers and
  • plug in modules that enable the analysis of such sensor data streams in order to provide building blocks for the generation of complex dynamics for output media.

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