Amy Goodchild
Collaborative Interaction
April 7, 2018 | Amy GoodchildFor the end of term project fair I set up some of my collaborative control experiments which use the Kinect to track 2 or more people at once.
I am keen to start building more physical outputs for collaborative control, … Read More
Recreating a system of audience control using coloured paddles: Part 3
February 26, 2018 | Amy GoodchildI decided to recreate Loren Carpenter’s experiment of audience control using coloured cards, enabling an audience to collaboratively play games. In this experiment, Carpenter observed his audience acting as an “amoeba”.
I’m interested in the effects of this kind of … Read More
Recreating a system of audience control using coloured paddles: Part 2
February 25, 2018 | Amy GoodchildLast week I set up a simple recreation of Loren Carpenter’s Pong experiment and had some friends test it. I want to do this with larger audiences and have been working on making this happen.
Along with a collaborator, Min, … Read More
Recreating a system of audience control using coloured paddles
February 14, 2018 | Amy GoodchildLast week I created a series of experiments in collaborative control which produced some interesting results and I plan to continue down this road.
I want to recreate Loren Carpenter’s Pong experiment, because I expect I will be able to … Read More
Collaborative Control Experiments
February 11, 2018 | Amy Goodchild | 20 CommentsThe Pong Experiment
In 1991, Loren Carpenter (co-founder of Pixar), tried an experiment at Siggraph. People entered a theatre to find small paddles left on their seats, with one green side and one red side. On a screen, they could … Read More
Golem
https://vimeo.com/189996180 Golems in Jewish folklore are manmade artificial creatures, constructed out of mud, and brought to life by mystical incantations. Our Golems are also an attempt to make ...
