David Gerhard

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David Gerhard is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and an associate member in the Department of Music at the University of Regina. He is founder and director of the aRMADILo research lab. His research focuses on computational interaction with information-rich human data such as music, speech, vision and movement. This research combines signal processing, pattern classification, information retrieval and sensor-based physical computing techniques with multimedia, speech recognition, computer music and human-computer interaction. His work is often interdisciplinary, incorporating aspects of both technology and artistic expression.

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Hacking metacreativity: how open source, cheap electronics and online communities are making it easy to add high tech gadgets to creative practice

Há 9 anos • 469 Visualizações

Discrete Isomorphic Completeness and a Unified Isomorphic Layout Format.

Há 9 anos • 827 Visualizações

ttech3

Há 8 anos • 307 Visualizações

MHH

Há 8 anos • 404 Visualizações

ttech15

Há 7 anos • 389 Visualizações

Computing and the future of everything

Há 7 anos • 359 Visualizações

3d Printing: History and Current Techniques

Há 7 anos • 2975 Visualizações

3d printing: history, culture, future

Há 6 anos • 1324 Visualizações

David Gerhard is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and an associate member in the Department of Music at the University of Regina. He is founder and director of the aRMADILo research lab. His research focuses on computational interaction with information-rich human data such as music, speech, vision and movement. This research combines signal processing, pattern classification, information retrieval and sensor-based physical computing techniques with multimedia, speech recognition, computer music and human-computer interaction. His work is often interdisciplinary, incorporating aspects of both technology and artistic expression.