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DO A PROJECT IN AIR LAB

Do you want to do a project in AIR Lab?   AIR lab supports both educational and research projects across all programmes and sections at ITU. Use of the AIR Lab as a project space is generally for prototyping activities and workshops. If you want to do an educational project AIR Lab supports course activities by setting up a collaboration with the individual courses that are interested in using the lab space as an integral part of their course. We also support individual student projects (e.g. master theses and bachelor projects). Based on a dialogue with the individual student and supervisor we set up the…

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USE AIR LAB EQUIPMENT

  Do you want to borrow equipment from AIR Lab?    If you’re a student or researcher at ITU, you can borrow and use equipment from the Lab. We have an overview of some of the kits, components and equipment we can provide, but we are getting new stuff all the time, so please ask if there’s something you cannot find -> Go to equipment overview (link) If you want to borrow equipment as a student  If you are doing a project related to a course at ITU, you can borrow equipment from AIR Lab via your course staff (teacher and/or TAs). Some courses already…

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HOST EVENT IN AIR LAB

Do you want to host an event in AIR Lab?   We think AIR Lab is one of the most unique spaces at ITU and would like to share this as much as possible. Over the years, we have hosted workshops, lectures, demo tours, concerts, performances and social events. The room is flexible and can host maximum 50 people. If you are thinking about an event that you would like to host in the Lab, we have made a simple guide for borrowing the lab space.  -> Go to our event hosting guide (link) -> See past and upcoming events in AIR Lab (link) -> If you…

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The Avenue of Sound

   The Avenue of Sound is a research through art and design project designed and performed by guest artist and researcher Steen Lund Holbek. The installation consists of two parallel sound walls — each 7 meters long and 2 meters high — built from 32 mismatched loudspeakers powered by 16 equally idiosyncratic hi-fi amplifiers. Positioned four meters apart, the speaker walls form a corridor through which visitors are invited to walk, linger, and listen. Rather than offering a fixed narrative, the installation unfolds as an exploratory field of microvariations and distributed intensities. Visitors shape their own embodied listening experience by moving…

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EMMA in full view. The hexagonal sound sculpture is mounted on a tripod and configured for multi-participant interaction in physical space. Each of the six sides functions as an interactive musical voice, allowing the sonic texture to grow in complexity as more participants engage with the system.

EMMA

 Embodied Musical Mediation Apparatus EMMA is an interactive sonic interface for embodied and social interaction. Developed as a hexagonal sound sculpture, the project invites multiple participants to engage with sound through bodily movement, spatial proximity, and shared attention. Each side of the sculpture is equipped with a distance sensor that responds to the presence and motion of a participant, shaping musical behavior in real time through an embedded synthesis system. While EMMA can be engaged by a single participant, it is fundamentally designed for multi-participant interaction: as more people enter the system, more voices, zones, and pattern combinations become available, allowing the music to…

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