OMG! Fish swimming around in aquarium producing soothing music
Posted By: Gaurav Sood | Sep 29 2010
Have you ever seen an aquarium which has self-actuated sensors that trigger a sound event when fish pass over them? Well, in most likelihood that is not possible inside your average aquarium with fish swimming around. This DIY project by Yuri Suzuki in collaboration with Spanish designer Oscar Diaz is an experimental sound creating sensor train laid at the bottom of fish tank to create sound effects pleasing to the ears. Take a jump for the video demonstration.
jellyfish theremin diy project
Via: Core 77
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