Music Technology now and in the future
The Apollo Ensemble will be making a guest appearance in the IET Young Professionals Event in London tomorrow night, as part of Professor David Howard’s lecture ‘Music technology now and …
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Artists in the Archive
I’ve just been involved in a project with the artists from Geodesic Arts again, this time working with the York Museums Trust and Creative York. The project has involved looking …
Futurelab outdoor spaces workshop
I’ve been down in Bristol today for a workshop at Futurelab on re-imagining outdoor spaces for play and learning. Together with a group of other people from a whole host of …
BSF at Knottingley High School
Today we were at Knottingley High School, near Pontefract, to demonstrate what new technology might be available for the building of a new school. This was part of an Inspiration …
Scarborough Student Feedback
The project with Scarborough students at the Rotunda was completed in November, since then they have gone on to work on other projects. It was therefore nice to see some …
Christmas Grotto Sensory room
The Halloween sensory space that we created in October has been changed to Christmas themed Grotto, complete with Father Christmas and bags of presents! Instead of employing a witch, the …
Students install at The Rotunda
Today was the final session on the Interactive Technology course at the University of Hull, Scarborough Campus. The students had to present their interactive installations at the Rotunda Museum and …
Manor School Creative Industries Lecture
I was at Manor School today in York as part of the new Creative Diplomas. As well as giving an overview of Apollo and the Ensemble system, I’ve also left …
Halloween at Knaresborough Technology Park
To celebrate Halloween we have changed the MRI portrait with us here in Knaresborough Technology Park to an image of a ghost. Using an infra-red distance sensor and the Apollo …
Halloween Sensory Space – Completed
With the help of Camel Event Productions we have completed the Halloween sensory space for Creepy Crawlies. Using the Apollo Ensemble system, a computer controls all sounds, lights and videos …