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Quantum Choreobotics: Democratizing Quantum Computing Through Interactive Dance/ Theater Performance, With On-Body Robots

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Bill Kules and Huaishu Peng are part of the UMD team awarded $10K to explore quantum choreobotics—a new form of dance/theater art performance that delves into complex quantum technological concepts and their societal implications. This innovative performance involves interactive dance with a group of robots, aiming to democratize the experience by allowing the audience to influence the actions of robots as they traverse dancers’ bodies. Through this creative endeavor, the team seeks to engage audiences in understanding quantum technology through the medium of art and performance.

Principal Investigator(s):

Additional UMD Investigator(s):
Carl Miller (UMD Joint Center for Quantum Information and Computer Science), Adriane Fang (Dance), Jonathan David Martin (IMD) and Huaishu Peng (CS)

Partnering Organization(s):
UMD Division of Research and Arts for All

Project Website:
https://today.umd.edu/art-science-projects-to-explore-quantum-creativity

Research Funder:

Total Award Amount:
$10,000.00

Research Areas: