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127th AES Convention Coverage (New York, NY Oct. 9-12)
PRESS RELEASE
Kroonde Gamma Offers Wireless Transmission of Sensor Data
October 28, 2004
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Cycling '74 has announced distribution of Kroonde Gamma, a wireless, high-speed, high-precision data-acquisition hardware system dedicated to real-time applications. Developed in France by La Kitchen, the Kroonde can be used for live performance of dance, music, theater and other interactive applications using embedded sensors. The Kroonde provides a solution to the problem of adapting to changing sensor technology and evolving software. New sensors can easily be added to the mix of existing industry-standard 0-5 volt sensors. The Kroonde can communicate with software using MIDI or via Ethernet using Open Sound Control. There are connections for 16 sensors with 10-bit precision. The sensor data is communicated wirelessly at 914Mhz to the main unit, which can be connected to multiple computers over a high bandwidth Ethernet connection. Features include: 16 analog sensors (2 connectors with 8 sensors)
Ethernet Transmission speed
869 or 914 MHz
System requirements: Max/MSP/Jitter on OS X or Windows XP. MIDI interface and driver for MIDI connection. Crossover cable and Ethernet connector for Ethernet operation. Open Sound Control objects installed into the Max environment. Pricing and Availability: The Kroonde interface is available directly from Cycling '74 for US $1495 and La Kitchen's introductory set of eight sensors (five different kinds) is available for US $995. La Kitchen produces over 20 different types of sensors that can be special-ordered from Cycling '74. For more information, visit their web site at http://www.la-kitchen.fr/.
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