Robotic Player Guitar Shreds On Its Own
It started nearly thirty years ago, when Ben Reardon encountered a robot playing a classical guitar at the 1988 World Expo in his hometown of Brisbane, Australia. He was only a teenager at the time, but he knew right then what he had to do. Twenty seven years later, enter Reardon’s robotic player guitar, a pretty awesome little musical bot if I’ve ever seen one. It features both an Arduino and a R
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Smartwatches are still trying to answer a lot of questions, chief among them being, “What do people actually what to do with them?” Their small size means many platforms will need to be reimagined to fit their screens, and Microsoft Research is trying to tackle the most important one—texting. Microsoft Research’s “analog keyboard project,” wants to rethink the way we communicate with smartwatches.
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