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Botanicus Interacticus sliding gestureSinging flowers used to live only in the fanciful realm of cartoons, but like something out of Alice in Wonderland, <strong></strong> presents "Botanicus Interacticus", an interactive music game that uses a houseplant as controller. Simply sink a single wire into the soil and the system turns any plant into an interface - users can touch any part of the plant, or be in proximity. Using the same technology found in smartphone and touch-screen monitors, the game can detect where and how the plant is being manipulated, and change the frequency of the sounds it produces.1
Botanicus Interacticus artificial cactusSinging flowers used to live only in the fanciful realm of cartoons, but like something out of Alice in Wonderland, <strong></strong> presents "Botanicus Interacticus", an interactive music game that uses a houseplant as controller. Simply sink a single wire into the soil and the system turns any plant into an interface - users can touch any part of the plant, or be in proximity. Using the same technology found in smartphone and touch-screen monitors, the game can detect where and how the plant is being manipulated, and change the frequency of the sounds it produces.2
Botanicus Interacticus touch gestureSinging flowers used to live only in the fanciful realm of cartoons, but like something out of Alice in Wonderland, <strong></strong> presents "Botanicus Interacticus", an interactive music game that uses a houseplant as controller. Simply sink a single wire into the soil and the system turns any plant into an interface - users can touch any part of the plant, or be in proximity. Using the same technology found in smartphone and touch-screen monitors, the game can detect where and how the plant is being manipulated, and change the frequency of the sounds it produces.3
