Linux-driven clarinet playing robot won the championship in the International Robot music art competition

Linux-driven clarinet playing robot won the championship in the International Robot music art competition-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. A team of students and NICTA engineers from the University of New South Wales, Australia, designed the single-leader playing robot and won the International Robot Music art competition (Artemis Music Orchestra 2007-2008 ), it defeated the Dutch teamDARE team's guitar robot (reminder: the connection was reset) and the Finnish HAMK team's piano robot. You can watch the single-minute performances of the reed bot on Youtube or download the full version (mov, 7 minutes) directly ).

Researchers say that robot music is not intended to replace human musicians. However, with the development of technology, one day even experts could not distinguish between Machine music and human music. Dr. John Judge of NICTA, Leok robotics project director, explained how robots are described as a combination of embedded computer systems and special transmission electronic systems. The Open Embedded Linux release controls the operation and response of the robotic arm, and a microcontroller precisely adjusts it.