The exhibits are in place, the interactive script is done, the sound files are all uploaded to the server and the lights and speakers are all in place and plugged in. In a little under an hour* we launch Chawton Untours.
The weather is a bit wet and windy today, so its anybody’s guess now many visitors will brave the elements to come to Chawton House Library. But a slow start will might be for the best – I’m sure there will be some snagging today as visitors make choices I haven’t predicted in the script.
The beauty of Scalar though is that I can make changes quickly on-line and they’ll be in place for the next Untour. Indeed this whole experiment is to uncover and solve problems, the sort of problems future “ambient interpretation” algorithms will need to deal with.
You can help by coming to Chawton and joining an Untour. We’re running the experiment until Saturday 10th June. If you are reading this, and can get to the house (near Alton), I’d love to welcome you.
*Well actually, although I wrote that an hour before opening, I’m about to publish this post just before closing.
The Interpretation Game 
Hi Matthew – this looks a very exciting outcome for your PhD. Do you have any papers from your work on ResearchGate, please?
All the best
Charlie
No papers published yet on this topic. Hoping to get one or two out in the second half of this year.
Thanks for the reply. I think I’ve just found you on RGate now. Looking forward to reading more!
Best
Charlie