I was going to say I saw someone do this around a decade ago back when I was in school and I really, really wanted to build one. Then I looked and you're that someone.
I already have a Kromalaser version but I'd be seriously interested in buying one of these.....I'd happily share some tips and advice as I've been playing one for years now
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Szajner This is the real one, The Laser Harp was invented in 1980 and patented as well. One of the main artist playing this instrument is Jean-Michel Jarre.
Optical sensors detect the reflected laser light from the beam from your hand. It correlates the reflected light with the beam timing to figure out which beam your hand is in.
@@crazeman5522 so basically detected light at X ms represents Y note because they're all lit sequentially one at a time at high rates to fake a constant light?
Hi Eric, Is this laser harp a product that is available for purchase? I do J M Jarre music covers and a laser harp is a must have. If it's just the bare board like in the video I'm happy to fit it in a case. I discovered my last harp I had (built from a kit) stopped working after being in storage for a period of time so I'm hoping you may be able to sort me out with my next laser harp.
Despite the uselessness. I like proof-of-concept things. Can a laser measure height now? How about a tracking camera? Or gloves with sensors? Maybe the laser harp should be just an illusion and calculation does something else?
I do have some ideas on how to measure height without any additional sensors. Still going to require some more firmware and testing. I will keep you all updated!
I was going to say I saw someone do this around a decade ago back when I was in school and I really, really wanted to build one. Then I looked and you're that someone.
Yeah the 1.0 version I built in collage.
That's some next level futuristic shiznit.
Thats awesome. Was hoping to see you playing something on it
i love it 😁
Great job! Looks very good 👍
i just feel in love with this
this is actually really sick!
That is freaking DOPE!!!!!
Very Animusic! I love it
I already have a Kromalaser version but I'd be seriously interested in buying one of these.....I'd happily share some tips and advice as I've been playing one for years now
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Szajner This is the real one, The Laser Harp was invented in 1980 and patented as well. One of the main artist playing this instrument is Jean-Michel Jarre.
That is very cool! How does it sense the beam contact with your hand?
Optical sensors detect the reflected laser light from the beam from your hand. It correlates the reflected light with the beam timing to figure out which beam your hand is in.
@@crazeman5522 so basically detected light at X ms represents Y note because they're all lit sequentially one at a time at high rates to fake a constant light?
@@crazeman5522 Ahhh, very clever. 👍
@@Essence1123 Yup that's the idea.
very cool! Hope you can actually play a song with this project.
Yeah once I'm a bit farther along. Still have some code to finishing tweaking/debugging.
omg you're back
The Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness crew would be proud.
wow , very cool
very cool
Hi Eric, Is this laser harp a product that is available for purchase? I do J M Jarre music covers and a laser harp is a must have. If it's just the bare board like in the video I'm happy to fit it in a case. I discovered my last harp I had (built from a kit) stopped working after being in storage for a period of time so I'm hoping you may be able to sort me out with my next laser harp.
lazer guiter when?
Where can I buy one of these?
Hi! How can I buy the system?
Despite the uselessness. I like proof-of-concept things. Can a laser measure height now? How about a tracking camera? Or gloves with sensors? Maybe the laser harp should be just an illusion and calculation does something else?
I do have some ideas on how to measure height without any additional sensors. Still going to require some more firmware and testing. I will keep you all updated!
You mean 'theramin'? Ala Old Star Trek.
Jean Michel Jarre feelings.
is it heavy programmation wise?
If you are asking does it require a lot of code to function you are correct. The current project requires 10's of thousands of lines of code.
@@crazeman5522 wow that's a lot of lines, may I ask you which ILDA laser module you're using?
Coolll
I hope you have eye protection lol.
Cool project tho.
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