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This clock uses rhythms to show the time. In this article, you’ll learn how the hours and minutes are turned into music. When you’re ready, press play and “hear the time.”

This is a setup with 24 workspaces that are arranged in a cubemap type of way. Each workspace has as its background a picture from a common scene from a unique angle, so that as you move around the workspaces, it feels like moving inside the scene!

We explore a simplified version of spacetime with only 1 space dimension.

In the last article we started from the outside point of view of what it means for the robot to exist in space, and then transposed it to the interior point of view of the robot. Here we go the opposite way, start with the raw sensations and the dances and build a space out of it.

What is space? Is it exterior or interior to us? Let’s challenge the common sense answer that space is something that contains us. We’ll use a toy model of a small robot, which lives in a 4 points space, to explore those questions in a simplified setting. As we explain what space means to the “robotself” 🤖, we also learn about our spacetime.

About geometry and identity :)

What does it feel like to live in hyperbolic space? Here we have a simple app where you can move in different spaces (including hyperbolic, spherical, and flat geometry). The application is minimalistic as it only shows your trace or trajectory as you move around. Hopefully, this is enough to give you a feel of that space.