Art, music, and science. Featuring "I Can Drive 55!," innovative photographic interactive Mandelbrot/Julia fractals, classical guitar, ringtones, Markov analysis for ion channels, alternative clocks, and more. Presented by Christopher Nicolai.
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Browse calls to Buffalo's 311 hotline, sourced from Buffalo Open Data.
Browse calls to Buffalo's 311 hotline, sourced from Buffalo Open Data.
Take pictures and make them into fractals. Tap, drag, pinch, and tilt to customize the Mandelbrot/Julia swirl function. Animate with mic or music. Realtime WebGL fractal photography on your phone's graphics card. Might not work with older/slower phones.
Read more about how these fractals were developed.
Tap, drag, pinch, and tilt to explore Mandelbrot and Julia fractals. Use photos as source material. Realtime WebGL fractals on your phone's graphics card.
Read more about how these fractals were developed.
In the 80's, Sammy Hagar couldn't drive 55. If you can drive exactly 55 MPH, you'll hear him singing about it. Drive too slow or too fast, and the music will slow down or speed up.
I've been wanting something that can limit my speed, without staring at the speedometer or going to full cruise control. Mechanically, it would be called a governor. Read more about governors...
Sequencer and sampler with playback speed that's tied to your physical speed as reported by GPS. Great motivator for bicycling and running, or an alternative to the dashboard if you're driving blind.
I've been wanting something that can limit my speed, without staring at the speedometer or going to full cruise control. Mechanically, it would be called a governor. Read more about governors...