eyeSequencer creates ambient music from the human iris

"Every now and then you see some particullary beautiful eyes ... some of them inspired me to use images of eyes to create musical material. I wrote a little framework/application in Processing to help me analyse the image. "Scanners" circulate in the eye and analyse RGB and brightness values. These values are used to create OSC Messages, which then are send to SuperCollider. SuperCollider would be a great way to produce the sound, but for this example i decided to use SC3 to send MIDI events to Ableton Live, to two instances of the Alphakanal Automat Synthesizer" Patrick Cappel

The EyeWriter on Instructables

I previously mention EyeWriter in the "The EyeWriter /inspiration to share". The information on haw to build this eye-tracking apparatus is available on Instructables which is grate place to search for technical solutions of all kind.

Low-Cost Multi-touch displays

Johnny Chung Lee present video tutorial on how to create low-cost multi-point interactive whiteboards and multi-point tablet displays.

Organic software visualization

Code_swarm, project by Michael Ogawa shows the history of commits in a software project. A commit happens when a developer makes changes to the code or documents and transfers them into the central project repository. Code_swarm is licensed under GNU. For more information: vis.cs.ucdavis.edu/~ogawa/codeswarm

Augmented reality: "Magic Projection"

"Magic Projection" created by Marco Tempest using OpenFrameworks, PS3 Eye Toy camera, IR tracking (with M12 IR filter modifications by Nolan from PeauProductions) and markers along with OpenCV, Arduino, MacCam, Wii engineering, MacBook Pro and a mobile projector.

Dancing robots

Robots can dance and they compete in dance genre during the International Robot Competition.
More on that via Biped Robot News Japan: The 6th ROBO-ONE GATE IN INTERNATIONAL ROBOT EXHIBITION 2009` Robot Dancing Competition (Nov. 28, 2009). See also Sonys Robot Dance in more advanced group constalation.