My project is inspired by live performances, where the audiences’ reaction can influence the performer. I used the motion scrubber to achieve the effect that when you do nothing in front of the camera, the performer acts normally. But when you clap your hands fast, the performer will also increase the speed of her juggling.
Aidan Sensiba – Computer Vision Gestures
This project is somewhat of a mix between a basic piano and a theremin. I enjoy playing the piano as a hobby, and I wanted to incorporate that into my work through physical movement and audio. In this, there are five tones ascending a musical scale that can be played by moving the orange paper…
CV Gesture – Minh-Chau Doan
I made a Whack a Mole game using computer vision. This was done by modifying the hotspot patch by having the bangs send out signals which when received at the same time as the corresponding mole pop up (with top left motion matching with top left mole for example), a whacking sound would play and…
Moth Simulator (Saul Woolf’s Computer Vision Gestures)
I used computer vision to track an LED in my hand and follow it with a light on the screen. I thought it would be funny to have digital moths follow my digital light, so I modeled a single balls gravitational behavior to represent moth’s attraction to light. and duplicated it (each with random parameters)….
Computer Vision Gestures – the Cha Cha Slide
Taking inspiration from the middle school dances of yesteryear, I wanted to make an interactive Cha Cha Slide using the webcam, the individual sound effects from the track and also using stock glowing footage that could help visualize the sound whenever they were triggered. I used the basic Hotspot template as a baseline and moved the…
Isaiah Fleischer – Computer Vision Gestures
Computer Vision Gestures – Isaiah Fleischer For this project I was inspired by my discover weekly playlist on Spotify. Every now and then a song will come on that’s just so good you want to play along with it. You’ll find yourself doing air-guitar, jamming on a drum kit, or even playing a theremin! A…
Noah Hillman – Computer Vision Gestures
For my vision controlled gesture, I created a pong game where the user controls their “paddle” with their movement. For easier and more effective tracking I used the color tracking method although point tracking would have worked as well. Because the raw output of the color tracking was very jerky, I filtered and smoothed the…
Nick Sorensen – Computer Vision Gestures
For this project I took inspiration from the meme assignment. I used faceOSC to track the height of my mouth to determine when my mouth was open or not. This information was used to either play or stop a sound file using the playlist object. I had to experiment a bit to get the constant…
Adam Moran – Computer Vision Gestures
I’m going to say this right now. I’m a boring individual. I don’t have many activities that I’m passionate about, especially ones involving lots of movement (unless it’s pacing; I seem to like doing that). But I do like cats, including wild cats. When I saw that I can use Max to check for motion…
Meme Remix – Minh-Chau Doan
I remixed Kazoo Kid who became popular after Dead VCR posted the video “You on Kazoo,” which samples clips from the 1989 children’s show Special Friends which features kids playing kazoo. The video gained popularity when people started remixing and reposting it due to the slightly off and creepy nature of the video. I picked this because…