EPS 5: Spinphony with Nick Polito


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This week Michael sits down with mechanical engineer Nick Polito to talk about his innovative new Arduino installation, ‘Spinphony’.

The two discuss how Spinphony was created as part of Google’s ‘Made With Code’ initiative (3:35), how Nick was able to create a musical bicycle using Arduino and ‘Ableton Live’ (5:20), and how he and his teammates were able to put the project together in three weeks, despite their limited coding experience (11:05).

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1 Comment

  1. Karen Kozma on June 25, 2019 at 10:27 am

    Hello,
    The Spinphony interview with Nick Polito was very interesting. I’d like to setup this at my school. I teach at an all-girl secondary school. Will you be able to send me some resources?

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