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Daito Manabe (@daitomanabe)

daitomanabe

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Location 🇯🇵 Japan
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Human-Pose-and-Motion

Human-Pose-and-Motion History

ofxGL2Webcam

GL2Webcam addon

ofxChoreograph

David Wicks's Timeline animation Choreograph packaged as an openFrameworks addon

Light-Installations-in-public

a survey about light installation in public

datadrivenart2019

a repository for datadrivenart

ofxTinySingleton

tiny and simple singleton in C++11 way (for learning C++11

Telepresence-Performance

a survey of telepresence live performances

spleeter_test

Jupyter Notebook

StayingTokyo

Codes and tools for StayingTokyo

ofxMidiCsv

convert a midifile into a csvfile

ofxKinectDataWriter

kinect data writer with openFrameworks

ofxKinectDataReader

kinect data reader

midi_data_generator

making beats with C++

ofxILDAmotu

using Motu interface as an interface between a laser projector and computer

max_sequencer_for_kinsei

max sequencer for kinsei san

OSCtoSay

OSCtoSay is a simple Python script that sets up an OSC (Open Sound Control) server to listen for incoming OSC messages. When a message is received at the `/say` endpoint, the script triggers the macOS `say` command to convert text to speech.