Inspiration
The surge of emotion when your heart wants to soar with the vibes from your headphones. The hard concrete there to greet you when you come back down, or the many strangers who pass you by. They look like you. But they look at you like you are weird. You are not weird, you choose to be open when others are closed. Soundscape is a invitation to play and be open.
What it does
Each sonar sensor plays a music track while you some part of you is in front of it. The sensors are placed for people to utilize three dimensions of space.
How we built it
We split up to get the sonar sensors to detect motion, interpret the signals and play audio files, develop a front for the website, and build the physical prototype. The back end uses flask and java to play certain songs per sensor, based on the dropdown selected in the website.
Challenges we ran into
We had to use about 30 meters of wire! Ideally we could have configured a way to go wireless or bluetooth. We also had a hard time picking out all the soundtracks we wanted to use.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We have the prototype true to our original idea, and were able to demo three different spinoffs from the original.
What we learned
We learned how to integrate embed and python, make online media available offline, and use ridiculous amounts of wire.
What's next for Soundscape
Soundscape is the beginnings of a MOOG hackathon entry.
Built With
- css
- css3
- embed
- flask
- gcp
- google-app-engine
- google-cloud-sql
- html
- html5
- java-flask
- javascript
- jinja
- mbed
- python
- sonar-sensors
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