Connect with Nature: Pocket Scion by Instruō & Modern Biology

Pocket Scion is a handheld device that transforms the bioelectrical signals of plants, fungi, and even human touch into sound. Developed by Glasgow-based makers Instruō in collaboration with Vancouver artist Tarun Nayar ​⁠‪@ModernBiology101‬ this pocket-sized, battery-powered instrument makes biodata sonification accessible to everyone.

Simply attach the included sensors to a plant, mushroom, or even your own skin and listen. With four built-in instruments, plug-and-play simplicity, and creative depth for curious minds, it opens up a new way to connect with the living world.


✨ What makes Pocket Scion special?

⚪️ A stand-alone device, ready to use straight out of the box

⚪️ Four built-in instruments for instant sound-making

⚪️ Customisable response via Pocket SCÍON app

⚪️ Options for advanced integration with DAWs, Visual environments and creative coding

⚪️ Access to raw biodata for science, DIY, and community projects

🔗 Learn more & order now: https://pocketscion.com/
🔗 Pocket Scion Video Manual:    • Instruō - Pocket SCÍON | Video Manual  
🔗 Join: In The Field | Modern Biology | Substack: https://modernbiology.substack.com/
🔗 Join: The Instruōmmunity Discord channel:   / discord  


Video credits:

DOP: Guy Thomson ​⁠‪@GuyThomsonVideography‬ https://www.guythomsonvideography.com/
Video Editor: Mathew Pieraccini
Talent: Jason Lim, Kian McEvoy and Tarun Nayar
Sound & Locations Guide: David Pollock

Locations: In the deepest, vastest wilderness of Scotland.