During the recent symposium “Processing.Android: Open Source for Mobile Innovation”, organized by Daniel Sauter from UIC, I had the chance to be the instructor in a workshop about 3D graphics in Processing for Android. The event was very successful, and among the speakers there were Casey Reas, Ben Fry, Jer Thorpe, and other artists, researchers and educators deeply involved in art, code and open source. This was a good opportunity to introduce the recent developments in the Android port of Processing, which include the work in the 3D renderer I’m doing myself, as well as the Ketai in Motion library for simplified access to sensor data, developed by Daniel Sauter and Jesus Duran. In the rest of this post I’ll describe in more detail the new 3D renderer in Processing for Android, A3D.
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3D in Processing for Android 9 comments
GSVideo hacking at Art and Code conference 4 comments
Between March 4th and 8th I was in Pittsburgh, where I met with Ben Fry, Casey Reas, Ira Greenberg and Daniel Shiffman to work in the integration of GStreamer with Processing (among other things), as part of the Oxford Project. Incidentally, the Art and Code conference organized by Golan Levin at CMU was taking place during that time, so it was also a great opportunity to know the creators and developers of amazing tools such as vvvv, openFrameworks, Scratch, Pure Data, Max/MSP, Hackety Hack (by the famous Why The Lucky Stiff) and Ruby-Processing.
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GLGraphics presentation at the ACE 2008 Conference Leave a comment
I recently made a short presentation on GLGraphics at the International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology (ACE 2008). It took place at the Yokohama campus of Keio University, Japan, between December 3rd and 5th. The full program of the conference is available here, and you can also download the paper my presentation was about from here.
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