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Tomorrow (12/4) at 6pm SLT, Glyph Graves is demonstrating his awesome Kinect-to-Second Life mixed reality sculpture, which uses Microsoft's 3D motion capture camera to instantiate his very face into the metaverse. Read about it here, and read about the event at the Linden Endowment of the Arts here. And just before 6pm SLT tomorrow, click here for a direct SLurl teleport to the performance site.
Hat tip: Lori Landay.
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Glyph is going to perform something new with the kinect-SL interface he's programmed, so not the face representation again, but the next evolution of the groundbreaking work he is doing. Come on over to LEA4 and InterACT! with the newest in interactive virtual art, including seeing Glyph's performance live at 6pm.
Thanks for posting, Hamlet! Onward & forward with mixed & augmented reality!
Posted by: L1AuraLoire | Sunday, December 04, 2011 at 06:20 AM
Hi yes ... its was a bit different to the previous piece. This one creates a in world puppet made of prims that reproduces my physical world movements as a second stylized avatar.
It also turns my hands into musical instruments by mapping the x-y coordinates of my physical world hands to flute notes
Posted by: Glyph Graves | Thursday, December 08, 2011 at 03:58 AM