TUIST (Transformable Uber Interface for STardom) is a musical instrument for people who don't know how to play music but always wanted to be super-stars. Featuring three instruments modes depending on position and multi-track recording and looping TUIST is the ultimate one-man-band performance interface.
Second prototype version of an hardware-software solution for realtime video control based on Loop-R's initial research. Currently two versions available -VJ and AV. Presented as a fully funtional prototype at ITP Spring Show'07 and NIME'07 (New Instruments for Musical Expression) conference.
ThinkTank - magical coffee cups that read your mind
2006
~more coming soon!
M4PWCW = MAchine for People Who Can't Whistle 2006
M4PWCW (vulgo: Machine for People Who Can´t Whistle) is a musical instrument devoted to solve some persons inhabilty to produce sound while blowing air (vulgo: Whistling).
Started as a conceptual and research final project for FMH's post-graduate degree
in Ergonomics applied to Information Systems Design. An hardware-software hybrid interface for easy and free video-loops control. First functional prototype finished
in 11-2004.
Communcation and technology conceptual project presented during NTC degree
at UA. The main concept of this project is a multimedia system based on personal experience's sharing. Its objective is to allow everyone the access to first person
real life experiences: see a race through the pilots eyes or enjoy landscapes from
across the planet.