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Hey,
This is a posting for a brain storming session.
If we want to design and build a music playing robot/automat with a
group of amateur robot lovers (with limited pocket money) what would
you suggest particularly for different types of actuators for
different types of musical instruments?
Assume that we want to play
* Percussion Instruments (Drum, tabla, etc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percussion_instrument )
* String Instruments (Violin, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_instruments )
* Wind Instruments ( Flute, clarinet etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_instruments )
* Guitar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar )
* Piano
Few issues for the actuators;
* Actuators should be quite (not noisy) ,
* Actuation rate should be high enough for the particular
instrument that it will be used for, for playing fast music pieces for
that instrument,
* Applied force should be adjustable
* :( Low cost and can be build by amateurs):
If you know URLs for music playing robots/automats would you share
them with us?
Regards,
Miem Chan
PS. If you did not know already, you should visit http://www.animusic.com/
for fantastic music playing robot animations.
This is a posting for a brain storming session.
If we want to design and build a music playing robot/automat with a
group of amateur robot lovers (with limited pocket money) what would
you suggest particularly for different types of actuators for
different types of musical instruments?
Assume that we want to play
* Percussion Instruments (Drum, tabla, etc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percussion_instrument )
* String Instruments (Violin, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_instruments )
* Wind Instruments ( Flute, clarinet etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_instruments )
* Guitar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar )
* Piano
Few issues for the actuators;
* Actuators should be quite (not noisy) ,
* Actuation rate should be high enough for the particular
instrument that it will be used for, for playing fast music pieces for
that instrument,
* Applied force should be adjustable
* :( Low cost and can be build by amateurs):
If you know URLs for music playing robots/automats would you share
them with us?
Regards,
Miem Chan
PS. If you did not know already, you should visit http://www.animusic.com/
for fantastic music playing robot animations.
Re: Actuator suggestions for music playing automats/robots
ago and you might be able to find out more if you check out groups like
AMICA which, IIRC, stands for the American Mechanical musiccal Instrument
Collectors Association. There's another group but the name escapes me at the
moment.
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Re: Actuator suggestions for music playing automats/robots
Thank you for your reply.
I've visited the AMICA's web site (http://www.amica.org ) after your
reference. That site has very interesting photos but not much detailed
info about the actuators.
I could not find what is the IIRC.
Following is a list of URLs with some levels of information about the
actuators they used in their systems
Robotic Percussionist:
http://www-static.cc.gatech.edu/~gilwein/Haile.htm
http://www.graffagnino.net/wwwpeart/
Thanks,
Miem Chan
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