League Of Electronic Musical Urban Robots Gaining Human Senses

October 25, 2007
LEMUR's Spintron Turns Motion Into Sound

The League of Electronic Musical Urban Robots is chock full of mind boggling things that go beyond your everyday band of robot instrumentalists. The Spintron actually uses cameras and mirrors to detect movement in order to generate sound. What does this mean?

The robots can and will see you, and Guitar Bot is still on the loose.

Presenter: Eric Singer, LEMUR
Location: Brooklyn, NY

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