During the 'Kennismaking Techniek Week' (Introduction to Technology Week) children can explore technology and IT. For a workshop a colleague and I built an 'AI character animator', to show children the creative possibilities of AI. Participants can create their own characters and make them come to my life. We use machine learning pose estimation to track the children's movement in front of a camera. The movement is then copied onto a scanned version of their original character.
Built in collaboration with Leiden University, participants were tested for their Sensation Seeking and Impulsivity. How much risk will they take running traffic lights, to get to the goal on time? The installation features an actual 'drivable' 2CV car.
During a slow summer I challenged myself dig deeper into theatre lighting and lighting consoles. This evolved into a project where I wrote my own Midi to OSC bridge software, and built a Art-Net to DMX converter.
Work in progress
Python, Arduino, ESP32, CAD, electronics
Physical Pong
To meet with Covid regulations we re-imagined Pong as a giant remote-play game. Friends and strangers can challenge eachother from the comfort of their own home.
creative development
