Paper Accepted at CHI 2016
ExoSkin – On-body Fabrication – a paper by Madeline Gannon of ATONATON and Tovi Grossman & George Fitzmaurice of Autodesk Research – has been accepted for publication in this year's Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) CHI conference.
It will be presented at the San Jose Convention Center, Room 210 AE on Thursday, May 12th at 2:30.
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Madeline Gannon was interviewed for The Prompt, a magazine from Figma exploring Artificial Intelligence, Design, and Code. Gannon was interviewed by Jenny Xie for the article Are we finally entering the age of androids? The robots are here, but are we ready for them?
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Madeline Gannon was invited to talk with Oliver Herwig for Nomad Magazine’s latest issue on Intelligence. In the interview they discuss how to navigate towards optimistic outcomes amidst waves of technological change. Gannon was photographed in her Miami studio by Gesi Schilling.
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We are very proud to have contributed words and work to the newly released Designing the Computational Image, Imaging Computational Design. This book, by Daniel Cardoso Llach and Theodora Vardouli, is a comprehensive catalog of the cross-disciplinary genealogy of Computational Design.
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Madeline Gannon is a featured artist at the inaugural Catalyst Forum, an annual meeting hosted by the Knight Foundation for leaders at the forefront of innovation in the arts. Gannon is debuting a new musical performance made in collaboration with the New World Symphony fellow and violinist Ye Jin Min.
Min composed and choreographed a new piece titled “Four Moons” that she will perform as a duet with Gannon’s koriobots: a team of cable-driven robots that are dynamically choreographed to make things seemingly float through mid-air.
Dr. Madeline Gannon will be giving a talk titled Breathing Life into Machines: Motion Generation for Robotic Behaviors as a part of the Boston Dynamics AI Institute Seminar Series on November 13, 2023 at 2:30PM.
In this talk, she shares her experiences taming giant mechanical beasts around the world. She gives a behind-the-scenes look into her sensing and simulation tools, and discusses techniques for translating between human and robot gestures. Finally, she highlights the limitations of natural gesture interfaces for HRI, and proposes opportunities worth further exploration in different robot form factors.
Madeline Gannon will Keynote Pavilion 2023: an international festival that explores cutting-edge projects and practice-based research in the creative disciplines. The event features an exciting agenda that includes showcased works, inspiring lectures by industry-leading experts and renowned keynote speakers, visits to notable architecture and design studios, networking spaces, and much more.
Watch the Recap Video here.
Madeline Gannon will speak at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Architecture and Design as a guest lecturer in the Robert B Church III Memorial Lecture Series. Her talk, Creative Robotics: Breathing Life into Machines, discusses how to leverage an architecture and design education to bring creative innovation into robotics.
Madeline Gannon is one of six artists awarded with a Knight New Work 2022 grant to produce new works that use technology to transform how arts is created, disseminated, and experienced. Gannon’s winning proposal, Open Source Toolkit for Creative Robotics, will use the $90,000 grant to create develop cutting-edge software tools that make creative robotics more open to artists, designers, and architects.
Read more from the Knight Foundation here.
Madeline Gannon is a featured artist in NVIDIA’s AI Art Gallery. Her work Other Natures is on display alongside the work of other artists that use AI as a tool, a collaborator, or a muse to yield creative output that could not have been dreamed of by either entity alone
Madeline Gannon has been invited to the 2019 World Economic Forum Cultural Leaders delegation. While in Davos, she’ll be speaking as a part of the Open Forum programming: sharing stories of friendship and belonging across human, animal, and machine boundaries. Madeline will also join the Global Internet of Things Council as a Firestarter, to bring to light the new challenges and possibilities that robotics and IoT bring for society as a whole.
Watch the livestream for Storytellers: In Search of Belonging on the Forum website on Wednesday 23 January, 15:00 - 16:30 Europe/Zurich
The Global Internet of Things Council takes place on Thursday 24 January, 16:00 - 17:30 Europe/Zurich