EaTheremin

Authors:
Azusa Kadomura;Reina Nakamori;Koji Tsukada;Itiro Siio
Affiliations:
Ochanomizu University;NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc.;Ochanomizu University and JST PRESTO;Ochanomizu University
Venue:
SIGGRAPH Asia 2011 Emerging Technologies
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Many research projects on food environments (e.g., dining tables and dishes) have been proposed recently [1] [2]. In contrast, we focused on the eating act itself, and proposed a fork-type instrument, EaTheremin (Eat + Theremin), which enables users to play various sounds by eating foods. These sounds are changed, according to resistance values of foods attached on the fork.