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I will be posting problems I face during my project, snippets of pseudo code and code written within the Bela IDE, Videos of some of the fabrication of the different objects, pictures of the objects and sculptures I create.

Primary research During the early stages of my project proposal, I looked at the works of David Tudor and the way in which he created complex sculptures in which to experiment with feedback loops in order to create an audio-visual installation. I will be referencing David Tudors website throughout my project taking inspiration from his manifesto for "Rainforest IV" (1). The basis for his piece was to experiment with audio transducers to create sound sculptures which produce audio which could be recorded by contact microphones and fed back through the system. For this piece, it states that any number of performers can participate. Each object will have different properties which the performer will learn to recognise when creating them. For my adaptation, I want to create a system which implements David Tudors original works but developed for beagle bone and the Bela embedded platform (2).

Compiling and Deploying BeagleBone Black Kernel

BeagleBone Black   Hello all, It’s been a long delay since I made my first post. But, this time I came up with something which will be perfect for someone who is awaiting to get hands on building linux kernel for Beaglebone Black. For understanding the contents of this post, it is assumed that the beaglebone black is accessible to the reader and he is having some knowledge in working with Linux…

           So, many problems, so many ideas, so much technology and IOT products, but so few coders with embedded tech programming skills ! So, you may have all the ideas and the hardware and the logic, who will code for you? Then you search for coders: Python, C, java and they are all busy working for some tech giant. Even if you do find some of them, their costs are too much for an idea which is yet to be tested ( and they work only after office hours ;)