As we near the end of the year, we thought it might be fun to share with you a list of the books we’re reading at Art+Logic.
So here, in no particular order, is what we’re reading: (more…)
We submitted three ideas for the 2019 SXSW Interactive Festival and there’s still time to vote for our proposals through the Panelpicker. As we mentioned in our last post, SXSW has received over 5000 proposals for just 750 sessions, so your support goes a long way toward helping get our proposals selected. (more…)
The winner of Art+Logic’s first annual software Incubator Lab is Scott Hawley, PhD., Associate Professor of Physics at Belmont University in Nashville. Dr. Hawley submitted a machine-learning based app that uses neural networks and Deep Learning to allow producers and composers to train their own systems to help classify, organize, and query their datasets of samples and loops. This project will allow musicians and producers the ability to train their systems to use their own tags and criteria. (more…)
Art+Logic will reveal the winner of their first annual Software Incubator Lab at Summer NAMM. The company received over a dozen submissions, many with cutting-edge ideas that could have a major impact on the pro-audio community. After carefully reviewing the submissions, narrowing them down to a select few, and speaking with the top three finalists, Art+Logic has selected the winning project. This incubator will focus on developing a working prototype of a selected software project. (more…)
For several years, now, since before the term Internet of Things came into vogue, Art+Logic has been developing IoT-type software solutions for our clients. With the acquisition of Accomplio, a leading product development firm specializing in hardware and software for IoT devices, we now offer the services of a more complete IoT practice. In addition to developing the necessary software for a project, we can now deliver integrated connected-device solutions for both enterprise and consumer markets. (more…)
