MAS.834 Tangible Interfaces » basheer

Klangkörper

basheer — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 19:26:45 +0000

Title: Klangkörper

Team Members
• Felix Heibeck [Hardware, Coding, Design, Explorations]
• Philipp Schoessler [Hardware, Design, Explorations]
• Basheer Tome [Renders, Design, Explorations]

Image

Description
Klangkörper is a kinetic machine that explores the materialization and embodiment of audio signals. With the Klangkörper sound can be captured, manipulated, stored and released in realtime. The form of the Klangkörper reveals informations about its content by visualizing the average levels through diameter changing circles.

Presentation
Klangkörper Presentation

Report
Klangkörper Report

Cord UI Part 2: Nodes

basheer — Wed, 16 Oct 2013 16:47:34 +0000

Team members: Felix Heibeck and Basheer Tome
Description: We introduce a physically-grounded node programming environment that allows for multimedia editing with the benefit of physical affordances.
Slides: Presentation PDF
Extras: Initial Ideas Video Sketch
Images:

Basheer Tome – Idea Brewer

basheer — Tue, 17 Sep 2013 17:47:18 +0000

Idea brewer would let people save an idea for later while in a meeting listening to an important discussion or idea. Then, later at a more opportune and appropriate time, they can share it with meta data, photos, text, and more dynamically generated in the time between collection and presentation.

Slides: Basheer Tome – Idea Brewer

Basheer Tome

basheer — Mon, 09 Sep 2013 21:24:30 +0000

basheer@media.mit.edu
madeby.basheertome.com
MIT Media Lab, Tangible Media Group / MS1

Expertise

★★★☆ Art
★☆☆☆ Architecture
★★★☆ Craft/Fabrication
★★★★ Design
★★☆☆ DIY Electronics
☆☆☆☆ Electrical Eng.
☆☆☆☆ Mech. Eng.
★★☆☆ Programming/CS

Experience

Prior to joining the Media Lab, I studied Industrial Design at Georgia Tech and worked at Google in various capacities from user experience design on the Hangouts video chat application to interaction research for Google[x] on Glass, designing both software and hardware to prototype new digital and physical interactions.

Why

I’m interested in better face-to-face interactions in co-collaborative contexts, remote collaboration, and exploring progressive personalization and adaptation in devices and interfaces, from digital to physical.