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The Road to RoboCup

robocup

Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB
3rd to 4th April 2010, 1pm, 4pm & 7pm. £6 | £4

What does it take to get a robot to Bend it like Beckham? Does the future pit the human world cup winners against the android champions league? Let us take you through a fascinating journey that explores the key challenges in creating an Android FC. See the robots in action, pick a winner and go crazy for your team!

To book a place click here.

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Alt-w | Spinning Bits

Spinning Bits

Cycle 07 Alt-w Production Award -
Andy Law & Mil Stricevic
www.milish.studio

19th August to 30th September 2019, daily. FREE
Music Hall, Union Street, Aberdeen AB10 1QS

Focusing on the archiving of 'rude' data, each frame in this series of animations is generated by taking a single strip of pixels from an image in the cache of a computer's web browser, and rotating it about a fixed axis.

The process is repeated on each subsequent strip to produce an animation that substitutes an explicit image for something seemingly innocent. The computer oblivious to the perceived corrupting influence of what it's processing.

life.turns.

Cycle 07 Alt-w Production Award - Blipfoto
www.blipfoto.com/lifeturns

29th July to 26th August 2010, Wed-Sun, 12 noon-8pm.
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB

The Secret Sounds of Spores

The Secret Sounds of Spores

09|10 Alt-w Production Award - Hickey & Seznec
www.nipht.com | www.theamazingrolo.net

20th-22nd January 2011, Daily 4-8pm.
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB

Hidden under every mushroom, invisible to the naked eye, thousands of spores fall and are blown away by the tiniest current of wind.

Using lasers and computer technology Patrick Hickey & Yann Seznec have made these spores visible and audible, creating an installation that reveals the depth and beauty present in fungi.

Friday 21st January 2011, 7.30 for 8pm.
The Secret Sounds of Spores Spectacular!

FULLY BOOKED

Dialogues | Jerome Noetinger

Jerome Noetinger

Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB
Saturday 6th March 2010, 9pm.

Our sixth Dialogues concert features the remarkable Jerome Noetinger performing two solo sets of his extraordinarily powerful and distinctive live electronics.

He is an improviser and composer of electroacoustic music based in Grenoble, France. He runs the record label and distributor Metamkine and writes for the French magazine Revue Et Corrigee.

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48 hours | This happened..

Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB
Monday 25th January 2010, 6.30-9.30pm.

This happened is a series of events focusing on the stories behind interaction design. Having ideas is easier than making them happen. Each event delves into projects that exist today, how their concepts and production process can help inform future work.

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Knickerbocker Glory

Logorama

Saturday 20th February 2010, 3.30pm. £7 | £6
CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3JD

New Media Scotland presents a programme of animated shorts with a CGI focus. Each film reveals the effects of life’s little tremors through a variety of trails and transformations, both physical and emotional.

Imagine a world made of logos overrun by the characters of various corporations, a man coming to terms with a sense of displacement after he’s dramatically hit by a meteorite, or a new perspective on society caused by the loss of a wallet and a lot of caffeine.

Thankfully the day will be saved in a swoosh.

48 hours | Together

Are We Human?

one

Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB
5th Dec 2009 to 10th Jan 2010, Wed to Sun, 10am-6pm.
Closed 24th/25th Dec 2009 and 1st/2nd Jan 2010.

Free Admission

Julius von Bismarck & Benjamin Maus, Brian Hewitt, Simon Kirby, Erick Oh, Yoon Chung Han, Gautam Rangan & Mubbasir Kapadia, Tanja Vujinovic and The Black Estate

Our opening season at Inspace has paid homage to the work of Charles Darwin, starting at the beginning, with the evolution of complex behavior in lifeforms and ending by examining how, 3.4 billion years later we are here, in an informatic age.