MyoSpat: A hand-gesture controlled system for sound and light projections manipulation

Balandino Di Donato, James Dooley, Jason Hockman, Jamie Bullock, Simon A S Hall · BCU Open Access Repository (Birmingham City University) · 2017

We present MyoSpat, an interactive system that enables performers to control sound and light projections through hand-gestures. MyoSpat is designed and developed using the Myo armband as an input device and Pure Data (Pd) as an audiovisual engine. The system is built upon human-computer interaction (HCI) principles; specifically, tangible computing and embodied, sonic and music interaction design (MiXD). This paper covers a description of the system and its audiovisual feedback design. Finally, we evaluate the system and its potential use in exploring embodied , sonic and music interaction principles in different multimedia contexts.

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