@misc{quteprints102489,
           title = {The Pinoke Project performance},
          author = {Jordan Vincent and John McCormick and Stephanie Hutchison and Peter Divers and Jordan Kaye},
       publisher = {Deakin Motion Lab},
            year = {2015},
        abstract = {The {\ensuremath{<}}i{\ensuremath{>}}{\ensuremath{<}}a href="http://motionlab.deakin.edu.au/portfolio/thepinokeproject/"{\ensuremath{>}}{\ensuremath{<}}font color="blue"{\ensuremath{>}}Pinoke Project{\ensuremath{<}}/font{\ensuremath{>}}{\ensuremath{<}}/a{\ensuremath{>}}{\ensuremath{<}}/i{\ensuremath{>}} is a 6 week creative development to create a full-length transmedia dance performance at the cutting edge of artificially intelligent technology, elite contemporary dance practice, and publication. This process will be a collaboration between creative coders, 3D graphics and motion artists, a dance/choreographer, and an embedded dance critic who will work with an artificially intelligent robot, Pinoke, on the creative development of a new stage production as well as the documentation and dissemination of the process. This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.},
             url = {https://eprints.qut.edu.au/102489/},
        keywords = {Interactive art performance, Artificially intelligent technology, Robotics, Creative coding, 3D graphics, Transmedia dance performance}
}