Kempelen 2.0 at Cambridge University Museum
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- Michael Markert’s voicetopological talking machine Kempelen 2.0 can be seen at the Cambridge University Museum…
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March 2010
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March 2010
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Action Research AdBK Addis Ababa AI Animation Architecture Ars Electronica Artistic Research Artworks Audio Augmented Reality Basel Bauhaus Bauhaus-Museum Bauhaus-Universität Berlin Blaue Nacht Budapest Buffalo B_TOURS Cambridge City Coburg Conference Creative Coding Cybernetics Cybersonica Design Disruptive EI Ethiopia Exhibition Experience Design Experimental Extended Reality Fake News Feld.is fingies forschungsgruppe f Fulldome Fußgängerzentrierung Generative Gestaltung Goethe Goethe-Nationalmuseum Hardware Hildesheim History HS Coburg Human Computer Interaction Hybrid Spaces IFD 20 Immersive Media Info Integriertes Produktdesign Coburg Interaction Design Interactive Interface Design Lab Intermedia Intervention iOS IoT Jena Karlsruhe Kempelen kII kIII Kinetica Kontaktstation Künstlerische Forschung Landschaft Leipzig Linz Living Lab London m2 m3 Machine Learning Mac OS X Mash Center MediaArchitecture Mediacity Medienkunst Midi midibox Mixed Reality Mobile Mobile Phone Music Gate Navigation News New York Nürnberg Objective C Oslo Paper Performance Phonetic Phonetic Kemp Inc. Phonorama Planetarium Poetry Politik Praha Processing Procoding Product Design Programming Project Proximity Public Art Radio Raum Raumtaktik Reallabor Rede Research Sensor Situative Skin Smartphones Software Sonic Space Spatial Computing Speech Sprechautomat Stadt Stadtakustik Stereofonie Stereospacer SUNY at Buffalo Symposium Synthetic Synthetic Media Talk Teaching Technology TEI TV Ubiquitous University at Buffalo Unreal Urbanism Urban Research Institute Utopie UX/UI Virtual Reality Web Technologies Weimar Workshop xCoAx ZKM
Artist. Designer. Researcher.
Action Research AdBK Addis Ababa AI Animation Architecture Ars Electronica Artistic Research Artworks Audio Augmented Reality Basel Bauhaus Bauhaus-Museum Bauhaus-Universität Berlin Blaue Nacht Budapest Buffalo B_TOURS Cambridge City Coburg Conference Creative Coding Cybernetics Cybersonica Design Disruptive EI Ethiopia Exhibition Experience Design Experimental Extended Reality Fake News Feld.is fingies forschungsgruppe f Fulldome Fußgängerzentrierung Generative Gestaltung Goethe Goethe-Nationalmuseum Hardware Hildesheim History HS Coburg Human Computer Interaction Hybrid Spaces IFD 20 Immersive Media Info Integriertes Produktdesign Coburg Interaction Design Interactive Interface Design Lab Intermedia Intervention iOS IoT Jena Karlsruhe Kempelen kII kIII Kinetica Kontaktstation Künstlerische Forschung Landschaft Leipzig Linz Living Lab London m2 m3 Machine Learning Mac OS X Mash Center MediaArchitecture Mediacity Medienkunst Midi midibox Mixed Reality Mobile Mobile Phone Music Gate Navigation News New York Nürnberg Objective C Oslo Paper Performance Phonetic Phonetic Kemp Inc. Phonorama Planetarium Poetry Politik Praha Processing Procoding Product Design Programming Project Proximity Public Art Radio Raum Raumtaktik Reallabor Rede Research Sensor Situative Skin Smartphones Software Sonic Space Spatial Computing Speech Sprechautomat Stadt Stadtakustik Stereofonie Stereospacer SUNY at Buffalo Symposium Synthetic Synthetic Media Talk Teaching Technology TEI TV Ubiquitous University at Buffalo Unreal Urbanism Urban Research Institute Utopie UX/UI Virtual Reality Web Technologies Weimar Workshop xCoAx ZKM
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