Saturday, June 25, 2011
Friday, June 24, 2011
Roth Mobot's Circuit Bending Workshop Series Mentioned in Reader's "Best of Chicago" Poll
The Chicago Reader named the Experimental Sound Studio "Best Experimental Music Resource" in its recent "Best of Chicago" poll.
As a pilot program for the ESS's expansion into academia - Roth Mobot has been commissioned to conduct a series of advanced Circuit Bending Workshops at the studio.
In addition to their studio and gallery work, the ESS hosts the annual Experimental Garage Sale, brainchild of GetLoFi.com.
As a pilot program for the ESS's expansion into academia - Roth Mobot has been commissioned to conduct a series of advanced Circuit Bending Workshops at the studio.
In addition to their studio and gallery work, the ESS hosts the annual Experimental Garage Sale, brainchild of GetLoFi.com.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Museum of Science and Industry's "Roth Mobot Technology Workshops" Series
CAD design and final printed circuit board |
Inspired by a recent visit to the museum and the consistency of one of the museum's workshops (sheep's eyeball dissection) we struck upon how to simplify circuit bending workshops with the use of a common, eminently hackable circuit used as a text book example. Just think of it -- no surface mounted components, no crystal clocks, no unanticipated IC encapsulated components -- to name a few of the many benefits of this ambitious approach.
We designed a simple 555-based oscillator circuit with easily accessible and hackable components. The MSI's Fab Lab made quick work out of autonomously milling duplicate boards on their in-house equipment.
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