The 'knot(e)' Device by Matthieu Minguet Ties Together Sound and Visual
Alexandra Serrano — July 28, 2012 — Tech
References: creativeapplications.net
Interaction with handheld devices is done in a fantastically twisted way with the 'knot(e)' Device by Matthieu Minguet.
The device allows users to create sounds and patterns on a touchscreen, as if the rope attachment were a musical instrument. Each attachment is composed of various materials such as wooden cylinders, rubber rings and silicone tubes. The developed prototypes each produce different sounds and visualizations which can be joined to form entirely new compositions.
The moving of the rope attachment boosts visual and sound response when intersected. However, according to Creative Applications, "the absence of knots and curves restores the application to its original position."
The ability to manipulate a tactile object to generate sound and visual patterns is unprecedented in its user-friendly quality. Matthieu Minguet's application is technologically savvy whilst promoting creativity.
The device allows users to create sounds and patterns on a touchscreen, as if the rope attachment were a musical instrument. Each attachment is composed of various materials such as wooden cylinders, rubber rings and silicone tubes. The developed prototypes each produce different sounds and visualizations which can be joined to form entirely new compositions.
The moving of the rope attachment boosts visual and sound response when intersected. However, according to Creative Applications, "the absence of knots and curves restores the application to its original position."
The ability to manipulate a tactile object to generate sound and visual patterns is unprecedented in its user-friendly quality. Matthieu Minguet's application is technologically savvy whilst promoting creativity.
Trend Themes
1. Tactile Sound Generation - This trend involves tactile devices used to generate sound and visual patterns and can disrupt the music and gaming industries
2. Interactive Touchscreen Technology - This trend involves the integration of interactive touchscreen technology in the development of musical instruments and can disrupt the music industry
3. Innovative Musical Design - This trend involves the creation of innovative musical designs using diverse materials like wooden cylinders, rubber rings, and silicone tubes and can disrupt the music and interior design industries
Industry Implications
1. Music Industry - The 'knot(e)' Device by Matthieu Minguet can disrupt the music industry through its innovative musical design and tactile sound generation
2. Gaming Industry - Tactile devices used for sound generation can disrupt the gaming industry by creating a more immersive gaming experience
3. Interior Design Industry - Innovative musical designs using diverse materials can disrupt the interior design industry by providing new and unique decoration options for commercial and residential spaces
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