Mike Tucker is an Interactive Director at Magic Leap, a company focused on creating the future of Spatial Computing. His work explores the space of interactive arts and music. Together with the musicians Sigur Rós, they recently launched Tónandi: an audiovisual experience for Magic Leap One. He hopes to encourage the next wave of spatial designers to question our expectations of media, and the opportunity we all have in designing a mixed reality future.
Mike's past work includes the VR experience Tana Pura with Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, collaborated with Encyclopedia Pictura to dream up the Kanye West video game, and spent a few years with Universal Everything making a variety of projects including Radiohead's Polyfauna. Four years ago he joined a startup called Magic Leap in their pursuit to create a new Spatial Computing platform. There he worked with prototype hardware-- experimenting with unique features including hand and eye tracking, spatial controllers, and optics. As the product matured, he shifted focus to shipping a particularly interesting prototype: Tónandi, an interactive, spatial music experience. At Eyeo he hopes to share some findings and talk a little bit about the process from this journey.
Mike's past work includes the VR experience Tana Pura with Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood, collaborated with Encyclopedia Pictura to dream up the Kanye West video game, and spent a few years with Universal Everything making a variety of projects including Radiohead's Polyfauna. Four years ago he joined a startup called Magic Leap in their pursuit to create a new Spatial Computing platform. There he worked with prototype hardware-- experimenting with unique features including hand and eye tracking, spatial controllers, and optics. As the product matured, he shifted focus to shipping a particularly interesting prototype: Tónandi, an interactive, spatial music experience. At Eyeo he hopes to share some findings and talk a little bit about the process from this journey.
