Brain wave interactive art sound Meetup Group

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Organizer

Brain wave interactive art sound Meetup Group http://www.meetup.com/braindjvj/ http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/3/3/4/2/global_176173122.jpeg 20121102

San Francisco, CA 94103

Location:

San Francisco, CAUSA 94103
Hometown: San Francisco

Organizer since:

November 2, 2012

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Introduction

I'm doing electric construction over 50 years, computer programming 35 years, LISA/Mac programming from 1983/1984. Doing UFO, Psychic phenomena research 40 years. Interested in Brain wave and dream / hyper Space / hyper being interactive experience.

what is your interest in this group ?

meet nice interesting people, exchange idea of use this technology. develop interesting brain wave interactive art and sound. develop new interface. doing BrainDJVJ event and performance. Sound Brain experience.

Link

psychiclab

Additional Information

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Zack Lynch Bay Area Brain Hackers

Check out this new NeuroGaming meetup in SF. Next Thursday March 7, 6-8pm, we'll have Richard Warp a neuromusic composer throwing sound around with him mind and a good discussion on it's potential use in gaming. http://www.meetup.com/NeuroGaming/eve... Please share too.

Feb 27, 2013 12:50 PM
Alex Glowaski

Hi Masahiro, sorry I can't make it to the meetup today! (I'm in Ohio for Thanksgiving.) I'll talk to the other guys in ProtoTank about the PCBs.
What exactly do you need? We do circuit/PCB design, but not manufacturing. Let me know, and have an awesome meetup :)

Nov 23, 2012 10:25 AM
Michael O'Toole Brain wave interactive art sound Meetup Group

Hi Masahiro,
Are you familiar with Tan le and her work on a headset that reads your brainwaves? Here is a link to her ted talk.
http://www.ted.com/talks/tan_le_a_hea...

Nov 16, 2012 12:03 PM
Brent Thorne

Thank you for the schematic diagram. It really is easier to read, for me. I like the 3D modelled components too. They made me think. I can take pleasure in good documentation. Indeed, sometimes I look at a diagram and appreciate the mind of the engineer behind them. For example, check out this manual for a Toshiba camcorder, circa 1985...
http://www.freeservicemanuals.info/se...

Aren't the test points with waveforms absolutely beautiful?

Nov 10, 2012 2:36 PM
Steve Lee

Love to come & learn how to read ppls mind.

Nov 10, 2012 3:16 AM
hiro

Hi, Masahiro. Thanks for your message. I was born in Tokushima, but have been living in the US for most of my life. Looking forward to meeting you!

Nov 10, 2012 2:52 AM
David Recht

I have had this idea for many years. The ascII will not read thoughts but if you alow/train your mind/body to type is what I am looking for. I know I can do it but don't have the technology. It will take intention and some practice to develop the ability. I will tel you more when we meet.
Thanks for the greeting!

Nov 09, 2012 10:49 PM
Lawrence Kilmer TechShop San Francisco

Greetings, Masahiro. I have joined the Music Tech meetup group. There is a meeting Nov 1 in San Francisco. I am certain the members would be fascinated with the IBVA to create music. Could you attend? I would be honored to see you again, and maybe the members could schedule a meeting for an IBVA demonstration with MIDI. It would be great. - Lawrence

Oct 14, 2012 1:11 AM
Lawrence Kilmer TechShop San Francisco

Greetings, Masahiro. I met you at the 1993 Whole Life Expo in SF. I learned then of your remarkable invention, the IBVA. It was an experience that changed me. I've thought about that day and the IBVA many times since. I have often wanted to buy one and experiment with it using my MIDI music gear. I would be very interested in a workshop. Would you possibly do one? Experiment Idea: 1000 minds hearing and affecting each other via IBVA and brainwaves over the internet. Can minds achieve resonance?

Jul 28, 2012 2:31 AM