Pyck
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Pyck è un'applicazione sperimentale sviluppata da PhyCo Lab, laboratorio di Physical Computing del Politecnico di Milano, per indagare nuove modalità di interazione con il pubblico presente in spettacoli, live performance ed eventi espositivi. Commissionata in occasione della manifestazione Fotografia Europea 2013, Pyck permetterà al pubblico di manipolare gli effetti visivi della scenografia digitale del concerto di apertura solamente attraverso i movimenti del corpo. Più balli e più l’atmosfera si colora!
Collegati alla rete Wi-Fi dedicata e tieni aperto Pyck durante l’evento se vuoi entrare a esserne parte!
Pyck rileva i movimenti del tuo dispositivo, li rielabora e li trasforma in video-proiezioni dinamiche, frutto del lavoro creativo di giovani artisti del digitale e capaci di rendere unico l’evento a cui stai partecipando.
Tutta la folla, attraverso lo stato d’animo dei presenti, contribuisce a generare la scenografia e il mood della performance e le emozioni suscitate nel pubblico vengono tradotte in segni visivi, mutevoli e variamente interpretabili.
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Pyck is an experimental application developed by PhyCo Lab, Physical Computing Laboratory of Politecnico di Milano, to investigate new interaction ways and possibilities with the audience of shows, live performances and expository events. Commissioned for the event Fotografia Europea 2013, it is going to enable the audience to manipulate the digital scenography visuals of the opening concert just by dancing, moving and shaking. The more you dance the more the atmosphere gets hot!
Connect your device to the dedicated Wi-Fi network and keep Pyck running during the event if you want to be part of it!
Pyck detects the movements of your device and send them to a server which converts them into dynamic projections. These are the result of the creative work of young digital artists and are able to make the event you’re participating in really unique.
The whole crowd contributes to generate the digital scenography of the concert, depending on the mood of every single participant. The look, the mood and the emotions aroused are translated into visual signs that can be differently interpreted.
Collegati alla rete Wi-Fi dedicata e tieni aperto Pyck durante l’evento se vuoi entrare a esserne parte!
Pyck rileva i movimenti del tuo dispositivo, li rielabora e li trasforma in video-proiezioni dinamiche, frutto del lavoro creativo di giovani artisti del digitale e capaci di rendere unico l’evento a cui stai partecipando.
Tutta la folla, attraverso lo stato d’animo dei presenti, contribuisce a generare la scenografia e il mood della performance e le emozioni suscitate nel pubblico vengono tradotte in segni visivi, mutevoli e variamente interpretabili.
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Pyck is an experimental application developed by PhyCo Lab, Physical Computing Laboratory of Politecnico di Milano, to investigate new interaction ways and possibilities with the audience of shows, live performances and expository events. Commissioned for the event Fotografia Europea 2013, it is going to enable the audience to manipulate the digital scenography visuals of the opening concert just by dancing, moving and shaking. The more you dance the more the atmosphere gets hot!
Connect your device to the dedicated Wi-Fi network and keep Pyck running during the event if you want to be part of it!
Pyck detects the movements of your device and send them to a server which converts them into dynamic projections. These are the result of the creative work of young digital artists and are able to make the event you’re participating in really unique.
The whole crowd contributes to generate the digital scenography of the concert, depending on the mood of every single participant. The look, the mood and the emotions aroused are translated into visual signs that can be differently interpreted.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 4.68 MB of space to download and install Pyck app. Pyck is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Maximliano Romero at http://www.phycolab.polimi.it/lab/chi_siamo/.
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