The Ravezooka

Ravezookab
Benedetta Piantella Simeonidis and Lesley Flanigan "Ravezooka" -

"The Ravezooka is a musical weapon that shoots a wide range of powerful "hardcore" sounds based on your target's distance from the instrument.

Hardware: Arduino, Ultrasonic Range Sensor, Infrared Proximity Sensor, Luxeon LED, amplifier, laptop computer

Sound: Resembles an analog synthesizer manipulating sine wave frequencies with the aggressiveness of a machine gun. User controls include the range of frequencies (based on distance of target), distortion effects (based on handle slider position), volume control (potentiometer dial), and on/off (handle trigger switch).

Design: A playful visual synthesis of a guitar and a bazooka, the Ravezooka is simultaneously a stylish musical weapon of audio destruction and fun with its solid canon shaped form, comfortable wearabilty, and fantastic hip looks! " - Link.

Related:

  • Arduino projects @ MAKE - Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | Dec 18, 2006 04:06 PM
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Posted by: -soapy- on December 18, 2006 at 2:41 PM

See the previous article for the counter-measures suite. ;-)


Posted by: mrChew on December 18, 2006 at 5:58 PM

it'd be nice if they'd put some longer clips up on youtube!

I'm definately interested, but I'd like to see a little better demonstration!


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