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About This Blog

I created this blog in 2021 to keep track of my learning process in various topics. It has a focus in Art & Technology. While it started as a reference for my future self, I try to write in a way that may be accessible for someone to follow along. I am interested in blogging as a " digital garden ".

A more detailed explanation of the functionality of this blog is documented in the 'More About This Blog' post. Which is, like many entries in this blog, always a work in progress.
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Controlling a KUKA Robot with Python and RoboDK
last modified: 2022-08-05
The RoboDK API has a reference for python scripting. This is a documentation of a simple project to learn the movement of the robot.
Robot Python

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Traversing Max Graphs to Make Dynamic Patches
last modified: 2022-08-05
The Max js object allows scripting within a patcher. With it, you can create, delete, and modify objects for a range of creative possibilities.
Max Visual Programming Language Javascript

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Experiments with the Game Boy Camera
last modified: 2022-08-05
Released in 1998, the Game Boy Camera shot a 128x112 pixel grayscale picture with only 4 colors. Being more than 20 years old, these limitations have interested hobbyists to hack it and get the most out of the hardware.
Retro Tech Photography Color Theory Arduino

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Linking Old and New Analog Video Synthesis
last modified: 2022-08-05
An investigation of analog video synthesis through two pioneering synthesizers, the Paik/Abe Synthesizer (1960s) and the Sandin Image Processor (1970s), comparing them to newer digital video synthesizers like Lumen, VSynth for Max/MSP and Hydra.
Analog Electronics Shaders Realtime

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Workflow for this Blog
last modified: 2022-07-05
I detail the features of this blog, the intentions, and the code that makes it work.
Productivity

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