The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Lego
Andrew Liszewski
There are few things more relaxing than getting lost in a good LEGO set. Just clear off your dining room table, throw on some music and spend an arvo putting together a new set or two. While that sounds like a good time in theory, the one major drawback is…
Making electronic music can often be a mind-numbing experience of endlessly turning dials and pushing buttons. To make the process more interesting, and to make it appealing to aspiring musicians, Belgium-based Atonal Circuits has created a 16-step sequencer that’s programmed by simply attaching Lego bricks.
It’s inevitable that one day all of us will see our jobs taken over by automatons — the real question is whether we’ll be replaced by robots, or some elaborate and surprisingly capable Lego creation like Arthur Sacek created to build perfectly stacked structures made of playing cards.
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