Jay Silver: Hack a banana, make a keyboard!
杰‧西維 (Jay Silver): 把香蕉變成鍵盤!
Jay Silver and Eric Rosenbaum's MaKey MaKey kit lets you turn everyday objects into computer interfaces -- inspiring both fun and practical new inventions. Full bio
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就是從一顆石頭作來
再經過一些加工得來
但所有的東西仍是如此製造而成
那些瓜伊米人從大自然取材造物
使用那些樹枝的方式沒什麼兩樣--
都無法從這些路當中獲得解決之道
你就能改變了鉛筆的「程式」
(一種電子樂器)或小提琴
不是可以導電就是無法導電
之類的地方我也沒得接
如Ideo以及一些新成立的公司如Bump
為這東西做一部影片
然後接上去(電玩聲音)
他為他的姐姐製作了這個跳床幻燈片大冒險
比任何事物都來得有益
附上一個很嚴肅的警告標籤
所以我想我最好先警告他們
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jay Silver - InventorJay Silver and Eric Rosenbaum's MaKey MaKey kit lets you turn everyday objects into computer interfaces -- inspiring both fun and practical new inventions.
Why you should listen
Jay Silver is the founder/director of JoyLabz and a Maker Research Scientist at Intel Labs. With Eric Rosenbaum, he's the co-inventor of MaKey MaKey. He also runs digital prototyping workshops for many companies such as IDEO and youth centers such as Computer Clubhouses.
Silver studied electrical engineering at Georgia Tech, where he was named Engineer of the Year. He was awarded a Gates Scholarship to earn a master’s in Internet Technology from Cambridge University. He also holds a master’s in Media Arts and Sciences from MIT Media Lab where he was an NSF Fellow. At MIT Media Lab's Lifelong Kindergarten, he won a Lemelson Student Prize.
Photo: Thatcher Cook
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