Done under Prof Golan Levin.
Augmented Reality is usually thought of as a visual thing, and typically so is
the "visualization" of data. But this does not need to be the case, and often is not.
In this project, I tried my hands at two things, firstly, trying to understand/augment our
environment through sound, and secondly, learn Android App Development & Java.
This project is an app that plays a particular note based on your GPS location, allowing for
you to "record" your journeys, and see what they sound like.
I asked some of my friends to record their commutes from home, here's what I got:
Here's what the app looks like, the design has been kept minimal.