Sound for A-Life Agents

in the form of light clusters (displayed in arrays of LEDs) and abstract electroacoustic sound — what we term low-fidelity embodiments. Thus, the architecture for such agents is predicated on greatly constrained modes of sensory-perception and articulation (the “voice” as described below). We are building A-life sculptural installations and evaluating the elicited interactions. A scientific goal of this work is to test the hypothesis that conver

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2007
• Where: ACII
• Authors: Melanie Baljko, John Kamevaar, Nell Tenhaaf
• Keywords: A-life Sculptural Installations, ACII 2007, Applied Computing, Electroacoustic Sound, Light Clusters