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20 April 2006 by nathaniel

Live from Stellenbosch U


physical computing @ Stellenbosch

Ralph Borland and I are giving a two-week workshop in interactive art at Stellenbosch University! Shown here is Ralph working with the Basic Stamp microcontroller (BS2), building some circuits just before we go ahead and try some input/output from and to the “real world”. I’ve been showing them how to interpret that data into sound and video on their eMacs, and they’ll plug the two together on Friday.

w00+!

Aside, check out the cool post about the work me and Jill are doing over at the David Krut site.

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