Will Morrison

I really enjoy procedural generation, especially systems designed to work with hardware outputs.

Project Firefly is a new method of localization using a webcam to calculate the position of a LED fixture.

I’ve always wanted to experiment with procedurally generating music.

I recently finished my DECtalk Choir project, which (mis)uses a text to speech system from the 80s to sing synchronized choral music.

When I was a kid, the Boston Museum of Science launched a simulated aquarium exhibit.

For some time, I’ve wanting to make an autonomous, robotic instrument.

In high school I took a pile of rubber bands and foam board and built something vaguely resembling a guitar.

A random conversation on my train commute last summer introduced me to bike parties: massive improvised parades that meander through San Francisco full of speakers, LED strips, and crazy bike builds.

There are a number of projects I am either still working on or too small for full write-up.

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My family has a long and illustrious history of going backpacking in Big Bend National Park.

I am a mechatronics engineer who likes to make things.