27 May
2013
27 May
'13
6:19 p.m.
Eddan's idea of a Neo-Teddy Ruxpin Storytelling Machine sounds wonderful!
Here's a good review, for those of you who don't know what he's talking
about:
http://www.methodshop.com/gadgets/reviews/teddyruxpin/
The cool part is that there's so many different angles to this: you can
have some people working on the robotics of an animatronic bear, others on
a speech-to-text-to animatronics module, the writers of course focus on
writing some cool stories, whatever voice talent we have in-house can
record some of the stories, some of the software people can work on an
online platform to vet and download stories from, and the electronics
people can figure out how to download those stories wirelessly and control
the animatronics.
You could literally have all of sudoroom working on different aspects of
the same project!
Patrik
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 6:01 PM, Eddie Miller <eddiemill(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks, Romy! and Troy said he's interested in
doing some more serious
bookbinding, as well. Definitely some next steps to research more about
this bookbinding and see what we can learn. Anyone can put up research or
information on the page, under "edit."
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Art_of_Bookbinding
The hackerpass? very cool. Che
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 5:51 PM, Romy Ilano <romy(a)snowyla.com> wrote:
Hey Eddie
https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Passport
https://www.noisebridge.net/images/0/0c/Hackerpass08.pdf
http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Hackerspaces_Passport
you can try these hackerspace passports that mitch from noisebridge made
if you want good practice. I and y are definitely interested in having
hackerspace passports.
There's a pdf online
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 5:48 PM, Eddie Miller <eddiemill(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
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Hello there sudo-word (sudo-writers/.../?) ~
Thanks for putting out the minutes. some updates so far.
☐ Do research on art of BookBinding and see what we can learn
<< The page, "Art of Bookbinding" is up on the wiki. You can view this
at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Art_of_Bookbinding
I've been teaching everyone the small one-page zine design so far,
making them and scanning them to deviantart, including the larger
community.
The person's book who was in the sudoroom is uploaded on the wiki page.
Proposes: A book that is created by a group of people on a wiki, as a
journey. Focus on multi-media, sound & image.
<< This needs a title before it can be a page on the wiki for us to
create the book, and Rabbit when it's going to have sound, the art for the
start of the book is made and pinned above the sudo room computer; and
attached. Enjoy! :)
Live in a revolution, Che.
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 10:00 AM, Eddan Katz <eddan(a)eddan.com> wrote:
with apologies for the delay. here's the
notes from the sudo-word
meeting last week.
` Sudo Room Writers Meeting May 19, 2013 5:00 PM
Attendees
Anna, Rabbit, Ryan Bettencourt, Mediche, Ray, Eddan
Notes
Anna.
First time to Sudo Room, came at suggestion of Vicky. Has some
interesting ideas about new and innovative ways to do erotica
Ray.
Proposal to create a 'book' that allows sighted people to experience
reading while blind. Notion of: Braille as Tactility as Narrative.
Mediche.
Interested in explosions and sound. Centered around cosmic
sustainability. Looking to capture an image in sound. Wants to establish
new spaces.
Proposes: A book that is created by a group of people on a wiki, as a
journey. Focus on multi-media, sound & image.
Eddan.
Proposes Neo-Teddy Ruxpin Storytelling Machine. - that can be modified
because it is open source and open hardware. Not like Aibo Pet
circumvention fiasco.
Ryan.
Interested in the Sudo Press traditional publishing suggestion. Wants
to help pull together a book with first serious mainstream discussions of
bio-hacking.
Discussion of Sudo-Press. details to be specified by group on mailing
list.
Rabbit.
Creates machines that write code for you. Interested in scaling up and
doing collaborative sudo book. Also interested in sound - suggestion to
create a throwback to the old radio shows full of sound as narrative -
through Sudo Radio.
Discussion about Electric Sheep Screen-Saver as possible Sudo project.
something with distributed computing.
Object that sells itself, like the one on eBay - and partly to
fundraise.
Further Discussion on Neo-Teddy Ruxpin:
suggestion to have a camera taking some pictures or video and uploading
it to a blog. The idea of past, present, and future owners getting
connected with a toy that's recording its own history.
Discussion of Choose Your Own Adventure:
Interested in going beyond the several options of narratives, and leave
it to an open generative model.
Video Games:
narrative where the player is integral to the further development of
the narrative. story not pre-determined.
Regarding name of the group, specifically for the mailing list, four
suggestions were made to be decided by collective consensus:
sudo-word
sudo-logos
sudo-writers
sudo-press
Action Items
☐ Create Mailing list for further discussion
☐ Sketch out idea for Sudo Room Object that Sells Itself on eBay
☐ Do research on art of BookBinding and see what we can learn
☐ Start putting together the Open Ruxpin project
☐ Ray sends out Map of Choose-Your-Own-Adventure
sent from eddan.com
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