ArtBus: Counting Binary With Light

July 16, 2008
ArtBus Overview With Robb Drinkwater

The ArtBus, an open source installation interface, and the programming it took to work with Max/MSP was no easy task, but the man who got it done, SAIC's Robb Drinkwater, talks about how. It's a little complex, so I'll break it down into terms that even I can understand.

Robb Drinkwater uses a magic box that talks to any connected ArtBus hardware and tells the hardware to do things. Magic box gets angry when ArtBus doesn't listen!

Presenter: Gretchen Hasse, Gearwire
Location: Chicago, IL

J. Irving-Giles was a writer / editor for Gearwire until this ArtBus video blew his mind


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