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Sleep Walking
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Fernando Orellana
Sleep Walking
,
2008
Co-workers & Funding
"Sleep Waking" was partially funded by:
Union College and The Albany Regional Sleep Disorder Center
EXHIBITION - BrainWaves: Common Senses - Exit Art - February 16th - April 19th 2008.
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Description
In the next thirty years we will see more robotic technology integrated into our society, furthering our experience of reality through agency. Robots already go beyond the limitations of our bodies. They build things that we find too difficult or tedious, assist us in our medical care, and are beginning to substitute as our sexual partners. Just as the computer and the automobile have augmented our communication and transportation capabilities, the robot is destined to be essential to our society. What will humanity’s relationship be to the robot in the future?
Using recorded brainwave activity and eye movements during REM sleep to determine robot behaviors and head positions, "Sleep Waking" acts as a way to "play-back" dreams. Through this piece we hope to investigate one of the possible human-robot relationships.
Keywords
genres
nanoart
robotic art
subjects
Art and Science
artificial intelligence (science discipline)
psychology
Body and Psychology
psyche
senses
technology
displays
electronic displays
robotic
interfaces
biological sensors
body sensors
brainwave sensors /brain-computer-interfaces
Technology & Material
Hardware
(Kondo KHR-2HV humaniod robot)
Exhibitions & Events
Sonar 2010
2010
Tweak Exhibition
2010
Emergentes
2009
Bibliography
Ann Landi
.
»Brain Wave.«
ARTnews
(June 2009): 92-93.
Freyer, Conny and Sebastien Noel and Eva et. al. Rucki
.
Digital by Design: Crafting Technology for Products and Environements.
. London: Thames and Hudson, 2008.
Seligman, Rachel
, ed.
Fernando Orellana: Recent Work
. New York: Union College and Mandeville Gallery, 2008.