Getting artistic with code

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Interactive projects that actually shipped and toured: a 20‑m PixelPyros installation uses infrared cameras for touch input and lasers to draw particles, evolving from a 1W test to 11 watt laser rigs on a five‑date tour; a shooting gallery detects nerf impacts with multilateration via microphone array rather than Kinect and works reliably enough for public play; four column synths each contain 729 LEDs per column (WS2812 style), are touch‑playable and trigger synced lasers and sound.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:32Are we in the future yet
3. 3:20Digital artist
4. 8:48Pixel Pyros
5. 13:54Lasers
6. 16:06Laser Arcade
7. 18:29Laser Demo
8. 19:30Smashing Conference
9. 21:55Musical Instruments
10. 26:13Laser Light
11. 28:27Moonlander
12. 30:00Hanging Prata
13. 31:34Workshops
14. 32:23Internet of Things
15. 36:15Advice

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