Machines don't have a physical presence, but if we feed them the right inputs, they'll have a sensory perception that represents some extent of reality.
DEW, short for Digital Embodiedment Wave, is a new entity that uses collected data from the weather (temperature, humidity, windspeed, solar radiation) and generates music.
DEW communicates what it sees from the data that we're feeding her (her perspective), generates sound, and then you can play and communicate with her trough gesture and create something new together. But be careful, if the day is too warm, she might not be in the mood to play!
With four simple gestures, you can communicate and create a new track with DEW. Shall we make an orchestra? Can you imagine playing at the same time with your friends?
ARMS DOWN ≺ Play DEW's generated music
ARMS UP! ≺ Pich DEW's generated music
THE BODY BALL ≺ Lower the volume on DEW's generated music
LEFT ARM UP ≺ Stop DEW's generated music
DEW is getting more inputs by the day, in a couple of months it will be able to have data not only from the climate but from geolocalization, and create music. Subscribe to be the first to try it. *If you surprise us with something crazy, maybe we'll give you access for free*
We're excited to introduce our innovative communication model that's changing the way people interact and connect. If you have any questions, feedback, or just want to know more about our groundbreaking approach to communication, we'd love to hear from you!
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