Virtual Etch-a-Sketch is Controlled by the Modulation of Your Voice
Marissa Brassfield — February 1, 2009 — Art & Design
Here's a fun family activity for a rainy day: Voice drawing. ZeFrank.com has posted a beta voice-controlled drawing tool that taps into your computer's microphone to allow you to draw using the modulation of your voice. It's sort of like a sound-based virtual Etch-a-Sketch.
Ze says that a sound at low volume creates a counterclockwise curve, a medium volume sound creates a straight line, and a high volume sound curves clockwise. The images in the gallery are of faces Ze created using his Voice Draw tool.
Ze says that a sound at low volume creates a counterclockwise curve, a medium volume sound creates a straight line, and a high volume sound curves clockwise. The images in the gallery are of faces Ze created using his Voice Draw tool.
Trend Themes
1. Sound-based Drawing - Companies can create voice-controlled drawing tools for a more interactive user experience in virtual or augmented reality.
2. Interactive Entertainment - There is opportunity for companies to create more interactive family-oriented entertainment using voice-controlled technologies.
3. Voice Modulation Technology - Companies can develop new technologies that enable voice modulation for a range of creative applications.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Voice drawing has potential to be integrated in theme-park attractions or virtual reality games.
2. Education - Companies can use voice drawing tools to create interactive educational experiences for children, teaching them about art and science.
3. Social Media - Social media platforms can utilize voice-controlled drawing to allow users to create and share their own unique content.
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