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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 10:15-10:45
Opening Electrolobby
David Cuartielles
David Cuartielles, curator for Electrolobby 2006, will briefly introduce the series of workshops and minishops to happen at the lobby at this year's festival.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 10:45-11:15
Python Presentation
Jurgen Scheible
Jurgen, facilitator for the Python S60 workshop, will present his workshop and make an introduction to what is possible to do with a mobile phone.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 11:15-11:45
Puredata Presentation
Hans C. Steiner, Koray Tahiroglu
Hans and Koray will introduce Puredata, the software package for life sound performance and the agenda for their workshop.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 11:45-12:15
Arduino Presentation
Massimo Banzi, Dave Mellis, Gianluca Martion, David Cuartielles
Massimo Banzi will introduce some basic concepts about the philosophy behind Arduino: physical computing, dirty interactive prototyping, and tinkering.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 12:15-12:45
Openframeworks Presentation
Zach Lieberman, Henrik Wrangel
The responsibles for the Openframeworks workshop will present their ideas on animation, computer vision, and image processing.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 12:45-13:15
Origatronica Presentation
Bjorn Wahlstrom, Thomas Ness
Bjorn and Thomas will briefly introduce different techniques for working with cardboard and electronics when prototyping.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 14:30-15:00
EMI Presentation
Enrique Tomas, EMI group
Enrique will present his ideas behind building simple interactive music instruments and the basics behind his minishop at the lobby.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 15:00-16:00
Openframeworks Lecture on Animation
Henrik Wrangel
Henrik will make an introduction to basic animation techniques using the Openframeworks collection of libraries.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 16:00-17:00
Arduino I/O Lecture
Massimo Banzi
Inputs and Outputs to microcontroller technology is not rocket science. Massimo will explain about different sensor technologies and ways for solving complex interactions in creative ways.
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Brucknerhaus
31.08. 17:00-17:30
Rocking Chair
Marcus Hannerstig, Pontus Stalin, Christian Flindt
The Rocking Chair is a physical computing piece that replaces water with light. Rows of LEDs fill in a modern version of a rocking chair. This piece is on display at Electrolobby 2006.
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