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2023

ALL PLAYERS TOOL LAB. / Masatane Muto (JP), Dentsu Lab Tokyo (JP)

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Context
Exhibition < Festival
Description
The project is a platform for disabilities called "ALL PLAYERS TOOL LAB". First, the team worked with two ALS artists to develop a music instrument that utilizes the possibilities of gaze input. For ALS patients who suffer from paralysis of the limbs, operating computer applications using eye gaze is a primary tool for creative activities. However, such tools require eye movement to operate detailed buttons that are designed for normal people to operate with a mouse, making it difficult to use them in a real-time performance. Therefore, with ALS musicians, the team enables live performance with the line of sight. Lastly, three tools are made: "EYE XY PAD," specialized in real-time performance, "SHOOTING PAD," solves the issue of remote performance, and "EYE MIDI PAD" focuses on integration with the Ableton Live UI.

Creative director: Naoki Tanaka, DENTSU INC.
Art director: Yusuke Koyanagi, DENTSU INC.
Creative technologist: Shintaro Murakami, DENTSU INC.
Creative technologist: Keita Kuki, DENTSU INC.
Copywriter: Tina Toda, DENTSU INC.
Producer: Kohei Ai, DENTSU INC.
Producer: Miyuki Fujishima, DENTSU INC.

Photo: Courtesy of the artists/developers
Year of Origin
2023
Tags
Ars Electronica, Ars Electronica 2023, Ars Electronica Center, Ars Electronica Festival, Who Owns the Truth, S+T+ARTS, Prize, S+T+ARTS Prize, Wem gehört die Wahrheit?, Linz, Österreich, Oberösterreich, Austria, Upper Austria, ALL PLAYERS TOOL LAB., Masatane Muto, Dentsu Lab Tokyo
Source
Press
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