Take walking along Race Street Pier to a new level with Animina, a GPS-equipped app that plays a song that corresponds to your walk.
The app is from musician and sound designer Michael Kiley who built The Empty Air, an app that offered a soundtrack to walking around Rittenhouse Square.
Download the app for $0.99 here.
Kiley composed a song for the app that uses sounds found along the Delaware River.
South Philly’s P’unk Ave built the app.
The Hammond at Greenmount Park connects residents to Wi-Fi for $20 month — and the building also includes the first new Enoch Pratt branch in 15 years.
“Maybe the real challenge isn’t outsmarting AI,” one student said. “It’s staying human while using it.”
Expiring rules could cut off vital access to treatment and harm the state’s growing startup ecosystem, a cannabis tech startup founder writes.
A blend of public art and emerging technologies centered community to highlight Pittsburgh’s Strip District as Robotics Row — and proved the two can live in synchrony.
The beta-stage startup will use its $10,000 prize to continue product development.
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