winter semester 15/16

These are the results from the winter semester 2015/2016. The seminar was split into 3 projects.

algorithmic pattern generator
international space station
Transl8tr

You can find all the results, videos, links, source code and images below.Take a closer look at the projects from:

Nikolas Ripka, Marta Carlesso, Laura Pau Bielsa, Daria Thies, Paul Max Klinski, Bela Kurek, Julia Freyhoff, Joshua Pacheco, Nina Komarova-Zelinskaya, Jo Swarzynska, Lucas Vogel, Wolfgang Albrecht and Dustin Kummer.

It will be fun. We promise .

Hi my name is

Nikolas Ripka

or nikoripka on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Marta Carlesso

or martakarta on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Laura Pau Bielsa

or lpaubielsa on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Daria Thies

or dariaDunkelbier on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Paul Max Klinski

or Logetcrea on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Bela Kurek

or Q-rec on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Julia Freyhoff

or antsteelmule on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Joshua Pacheco

or josues on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Nina Komarova-Zelinskaya

or Ninotschka on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Jo Swarzynska

or swjo on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Lucas Vogel

or vogelino on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Wolfgang Albrecht

or wollemannone on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Hi my name is

Dustin Kummer

or miduku on GitHub

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

I was part of the Input/Output team. See my results of the projects algorithm and ISS below. I also took part in the group project Transl8tr

You can find all my source code for the projects under these links:

If you like you can contact me here or visit my portfolio there.

Algorithm

The task was to create an algorithm for humans and execute it several times. Iterate through the results and refine the pseudo-code. Afterwards the algorithm was ported to the P5.js programming framework and improved. Finally the students needed to find a use case for their algorithms.

Einflusspunkt

by Nikolas Ripka

Lines feel attracted to dots. From analogue to digital to print.

LineLights

by Marta Carlesso

One line, unlimited ways to connect neighbour points and create a pattern.

Fade Away

by Laura Pau Bielsa

An analog algorithm converted digital realized with P5js

What Goes Around Comes Around

by Daria Thies

Use your Mouse and explore the algorithm.

From Letter to Picture

by Paul Max Klinski

In this project I am trying to translate the different layout types of letters to artificial coded pictures. I created this project in 2015 as part part of the course 'Steel Ant - Input/Output' at the University of Applied Science in Potsdam (Germany). We dealed with the topic generative design and became acquainted with P5.js supported by Fabian Morón Zirfas 'fabiantheblind' and also influenced by Mey Lean Kronemann.

Mitte Zur Mitte

by Bela Kurek

a line goes from one side to another, and chose a different part every time

Lifelines

by Julia Freyhoff

Analog, Digital or Real? Lifelines is a series of various experiments with analog and digital algorithms and their adaption to an application.

Time Deconstruction

by Joshua Pacheco

Exploration of a new way to display time.

Outlines

by Nina Komarova-Zelinskaya

My goal was to create repetitive patterns,I liked that the patterns could tell something about a person by showing me some part of the world they are surrounded by, as if seen in a distorted mirror.

Pendots

by Jo Swarzynska

Pen Dots is an algorythm created through a process based on several experiments executed by humans and transcripted in p5js forming individual pens.

Molecular Networks: Uniques Generated Patterns

by Lucas Vogel

The molecular networks algorithm is a javascript written algorithm that generates a unique molecular-like pattern using the library p5js.

Flags Raising from Zero

by Wolfgang Albrecht

Diffrent flags can have the same visual language. With this little program you can create flags having a unique style.

Bounce Algorithm

by Dustin Kummer

Bounce Algorithm is an algorithm written in JavaScript which creates a pattern by letting lines bounce off a canvas.

International Space Station

For this project the students had to create a data visualization about the ISS.

ISS info

by Nikolas Ripka

A simple infographic with some interesting facts about the International Space Station.

LookUp

by Marta Carlesso

The ISS is actually visible with naked eyes from the earth. But do we know when and where is the right spot of sighting.

Here Comes the Sun

by Laura Pau Bielsa

A data visualization that compares the hours of sun and Lux-values between the Earth and the ISS.

Spacejunk

by Daria Thies

Three infovis posters about spacejunk in earth orbit. They were created with basil.js. Each junk pieces is represented by a circle and its name is written inside the circle.

Research Matters

by Paul Max Klinski

In this project I am showing how many different research projects have been executed on the ISS and which countries are involved.

ISS Money

by Bela Kurek

an data visualisation of the ISS expenses

Encounters in Space

by Julia Freyhoff

Space shuttles regualarly fly to the ISS (International Space Station) to exchange team-members of the nasa's expeditions. This continous fluctuation of people results that some of them only met in space. Encounters In Space is a collection of graphics which highlighting the fact that a small amount of human beeings met eachother in cosmic space...

Relativity and the ISS

by Joshua Pacheco

Visualization of how the effects of relativity affect the crew members in the ISS.

ISS:Numbered Parts

by Nina Komarova-Zelinskaya

A poster where you can learn about the current parts of the ISS and about their history. With the visual inspirations of retro-futurism, as in 2001: A Space Odyssey and Barbarella.

Hisstory

by Jo Swarzynska

hISStory is the visualisation of the history of the International Space Station.

Explore with the International Space Station

by Lucas Vogel

The ISS travels fast around the globe, visiting numerous countries more often than you will never be able to. Follow the ISS and learn about the countries it flies over.

ISS as Far Away

by Wolfgang Albrecht

A visual interpretation of the individual distance between each ISS crew member and the belonging place of home

I See Streams

by Dustin Kummer

I See Streams tries to capture the current position of the International Spacestation in combination with tweets being written right under it.

Transl8tr

TRANSL8R is a chain of multilingual machines to play the Chinese whispers game with, meant to be shown in an exhibition context.

It consists of four boxes. The first box listens to the visitor's message and repeats it out loud. The second box listens to the first one and translates that message into a different language. The third and fourth one each do the same (every box speaks a different language). Finally, the first box translates the message back into the original language. In an ideal case, that message would be the same as the original one, but the little mistakes of the translation engine make for a funny ending, just as in the Chinese whispers game.

Read the full story and get the source code here.