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2007 Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal

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Bachrach, Jonathan
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Bachrach, Jonathan
Abstract

The development of a series of biologically inspired sculptural substrates, a generative programming language, called Proto, for describing motion, and a series of art pieces implementing movement concepts described in Proto and realized on the sculptural substrates. Each biologically inspired substrate involves an ecology of elements intertwined in a sustainable relationship, exhibiting a high degree of freedom grace, and able to execute distributed sensor/motor programs. The Proto language provides a formal and executable description of space-time behaviors with gross movements being described intuitively at a very high level and translated into distributed sensor/motor programs on individual parts. The language and substrate together allow the creation of a range of sculptural forms and motions unachievable to date. Concepts and themes from choreography, sociology, intimacy, and biology will be explored.

Date Issued
2009-03-27T19:44:41Z
Keywords
robotics
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kinetic sculpture
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installation
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choreography
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Proto
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gooze
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jackbackrack
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artificial life
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artificial intelligence
Part of Related Item
bibid: 5653212
Type
archival record
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https://catalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/5653212

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