MindBuffer + Nannou
summary
Story of nannou and how MindBuffer uses it to build real installations not theory the framework originates from creative coding needs and is open source the talk shows actual projects: a museum laser piece running generatively for 12 months over 300 square meters with five 3W laser projectors a spatial audio server driving ~64 channels and many sources a spherical robot called Morph with 486 actuators and ~80,000 LEDs all controlled with Rust plus examples of Vulkan work and experiments compiling Rust to GPU shaders
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:58Welcome
- 1:25Who we are
- 2:21Our history
- 5:37Creative coding
- 6:23Inputs and outputs
- 8:15Nannou
- 8:44Why Rust
- 10:12Approachability
- 11:19Other domains
- 11:56Nannou inspiration
- 12:51Why open source
- 14:58Nannou projects
- 15:20Lattice
- 15:51Oracle
- 17:00Spatial Audio Server
- 17:33Big 64 Channel Audio
- 18:10Depth Camera
- 18:39Open Source
- 18:54Project Examples
- 20:02Robert Hanke
- 21:01Morph
- 24:24Rust GPU
- 26:31Generative Music
- 27:42Outro
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