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Friday math movie: Pipe Dream by Animusic

By Murray Bourne, 04 Nov 2011

This is a very clever combination of music, mechanics and animation. The coordination for this would have taken some doing (and mathematical thinking - it's all about patterns and physics!).

You can see other videos in their YouTube collection:

Animusic

Don't miss the interesting "making of" interviews in the above link.

To finish, let's enjoy the spider-like "Resonant Chamber":

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