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Thomas Peterson (Computer Engineering, 2010) |
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James Rein (Biomedical Engineering and Music Cognition, 2010) |
*James Rein (Biomedical Engineering and Music Cognition, 2010) |
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Eric West (Mechanical Engineering, 2011) |
*Eric West (Mechanical Engineering, 2011) |
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Revision as of 18:27, 15 March 2010
Introduction
This project attempted to create a natural form of musical expression by connecting sensors to the body. Six tilt switches were attached to the wrist, ankles, and shoulders, each controlling a single pitch from the pentatonic scale. The heart beat was obtained using photoplethysmography on the user's finger, and this signal was used to strike a drum in sync with the heart beat.
Team Members
- Thomas Peterson (Computer Engineering, 2010)
- James Rein (Biomedical Engineering and Music Cognition, 2010)
- Eric West (Mechanical Engineering, 2011)
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