The computer game we used for our experiment is "Pac-Man" (Namco, 1980). Instead of computer code, we want to have animals controlling the ghosts. To enable this, we built a real maze for the animals to walk around in, with its proportions and layout matching the maze of the computer game. The position of the animals in the maze is detected using colour-tracking via a camera, and linked to the ghosts in the game. This way, the real animals are directly controlling the virtual ghosts.
http://pong.hku.nl/~wim/bugman.htm
one of the ghosts cheated it went over the wall 0:40
sassy8girl 1 year ago
once the level was completed - the crickets exploded
savigy1301 1 year ago
sweet... check out the maze we had some crickets run, me and my friends, profile is Petethewhale.
IamUnforgiven221 3 years ago
LOL! Now, that's cool ;) Someone forgot to teach them that they're not supposed to climb up and in the walls though ;)
AtlasRedux 3 years ago
wow
TreeHandThing 5 years ago
Haha nice ;D
Aniforce 5 years ago
pretty neat good job
magebomba 5 years ago
Hey, thats just like PS3's version of Pac Man. With Sony's new cell technology, you'll be able to play pac-man against crickets. I've heard that you can also play Q*Bert with fleas on the new PS3. I cant wait!
neomrdo 5 years ago
why would you want to do that?
torkle 5 years ago
WoW, haaha...
magnus87 5 years ago