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Dance technology is an art form in which existing and emerging technologies are used to extend traditional dance practice and develop new dance practices.
Practice and research
Dance technology fields include:
- Motion capture: 1 2 3
- Dance Documentation: 1
- Virtual Dance (choreographic animation)
- Dance for camera
- Movement generated sound / video via MIDI
- Interfaces: mediation of human motion
- Integrated performance spaces: 1 2
- Interactive dance: 1
- Integration of technology and choreography: 1 2 3
- Analyzing dance movement using computers and other devices
- Dance notation and computers: 1 2
- Web dance: 1
- Telepresence: 1
- robots and dance, particularly wearable robots
Probably the best known example of Dance technology work is Biped (1999) by Merce Cunningham but is a limited example of the field. It is also not interactive.