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openFrameworks : leaving the screen
Tinker.it have just announced an openFrameworks workshop in London on 1st & 2nd March:
“This is the first ever UK workshop on openFrameworks, a cross-platform C++ library for creative coding, and an opportunity to experiment with building new systems for interaction that move away from the screen and into physical space.
This workshop is designed for artists, designers and hackers alike.
On the first day, the workshop will offer a cohesive introduction to the library, as well as cover the fundamentals of computer vision, signal processing and interfacing with physical devices, via connection to Arduino. On the second day, participants will work to code creative and expressive prototypes based on these approaches.
The workshop will be lead by the 2 founders of openFrameworks Zach Lieberman and Theo Watson who will fly over specially for this workshop.
Participants MUST have a basic knowledge of programming (not necessarily c++, but languages such as actionscript, javascript, or java/processing).”
Tickets are £140, £95 for students
Book here
I’ve been helping setup the workshop & on the first day will give a little demonstration of the code behind my recent projects (shown below)
Posted on February 4th 2008 under Events
