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autonomous
indoor flying ctrl system --
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The interdepending processes between detainer and detainees are presented
in the exhibition space via an
autonomous
indoor flying robot system,
which is de-territorialized by Knowbotic Research out of the context
of scientific research (Autonomous Systems Lab, EPFL Lausanne). An
autonomous robot, a helium filled blimp (zeppelin)controls and attacks
other balloons, the naked bandits, without any technical control devices,
which are detained and kept captive, floating in space. They serve
as well as targets and as orientation and navigation patterns for
the sovereign robotic logics characterized by processes of zoning,
scanning, filtering, profiling, detecting and targeting. Visitors
of the installation can move on the level of the control technology
- in between the flight operations and navigations of the robotic
machinery. The public thus confronts and contaminate the logics of
this autonomous flight machinery through constructing obstacles in
space via their physical presence (serving as additional targets)
and makingthe sovereign space more and more un-navigable.
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naked code------------------------------- |
Knowbotic Research transfers the legalistic codes (or better codes
which produce an exemption from legality) of the inclusive exclusion
of the naked bandit by the white sovereign, into two scenarios of
script code, executable in a Unix shell on a personal computer.
export white_sovereign='not_here()
{ while [ enclosed ] ; do echo "naked bandit: here, not here";
echo $white_sovereign| sed -e "s/ ( not_here ) /(& \& ) /g">
clone.sh; done; } ; ( not_here ) & wait $!' ; sh -c "$white_sovereign"
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B:
not_here()
{ echo "$! ">.key; here & wait $! ; } ; here() { while [ enclosed
];do echo "naked bandit: here, not here";done; } ; ( ( not_here
) & while true;do echo "white sovereign: naked bandit here,
not here";d
one )
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The
shell scripts appropriate the mechanism of the inclusive exclusion
in order to overcome it by its own means. In the execution of the
two naked bandit/here, not here/white sovereign scenarios A, B the
potential of escape of the bandit (child)process from the sovereign
(parent)process is installed and enacted (for the explanation of
the specific processes in the Unix kernel initiated by these shell
scripts see
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public voice-------------------------------- |
By
means of two computer units and a sound system, the audiene is given
an additional 'voice' to address the naked bandit-white sovereign
dependency. The installation offers manipulated reboot buttons of
personal computers: pressing it effects a restart of the white sovereign/naked
bandit script codes and thus a change in the white sovereign/ naked
bandit script process interdependen-cies. The naked bandit/here,
not here/white sovereign shell script processes print out in a loop
the following dialog which is displayed on the 2 computer monitors:
white
sovereign: naked bandit here, not here |
naked
bandit: here, not here |
The print outs also become audible as audio samples in the installation.
Two male voices are looping:
sovereign
voice: naked bandit here, not here |
banditvoice
: here, not here |
After
reaching a certain threshold level of audience engagement, the audio
sample of a female voice will be triggered by the computer:
public
voice: naked bandit here and now! |
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