We presented Heart.FM and Tachy-Tiles in the Flight space at Turn It Up! the music focused Science Museum Lates on 19 October 2023. Below are the blurbs for the event.
Heart.FM
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Elaine Chew and team use a grand piano, wearable sensors and bespoke technology to visualise music’s effect on the heart. This is part of their research to characterise and link music performance with physiological signals
* On-site demo: Vanessa Pope, Mateusz Soliński, Courtney Reed, Natalia Cotic; cardiology: Pier Lambiase; software engineers: Charles Picasso, Lawrence Fyfe
Tachy-Tiles
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Soft, squishable plushies that pulse with abnormal heartbeats communicate the experience of cardiac arrhythmias through touch. Hold or wear the Tachy-tiles to feel the rhythms of irregular heartbeats and their connection with music.
Come meet and chat with Courtney Reed and Mateusz Soliñski about the making of tachy-tiles and cardiac arrhythmias.
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