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‘Affection Station’ by Salvador Orara – Reconnecting to our devices..
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- 30/04/2012
(ARL) Affection Research Lab: Affection Stations is a thesis project by Salvador Orara searching for ways to reconnect to our devices to facilitate revelations. They are designed as immersive installations which listen, and transcode a device's unique incidental sound, exposing them to be ...
IM Blanky – Self-positioning and representing blanket by Studio NMinusOne
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- 20/04/2012
Created by Studio NMinusOne at the University of Toronto (Responsive Architecture at Daniels), IM Blanky is a self-positioning and representing blanket. The blanket is capable of generating awareness of one’s own body and by draping it over an object the blanket reproduces digitally and ...
Curious iPhones by InteractiveLab – Arduino, Processing, CIDetector iOS
- > 24034
- 18/04/2012
Fun little experiment by the InteractiveLab group utilising a pair of iPhones, four servos controlled by Processing which receives openCV CIDetector face detection information via OSC from a custom iPhone app created in openFrameworks using iOS5 SDK. In other words, 2 iPhones observe ...
The Poking Machine by Jasper van Loenen & Bartholomäus Traubeck
- > 23160
- 21/03/2012
Created by Jasper van Loenen and Bartholomäus Traubeck, The Poking Machine is a wearable device that pokes you physically whenever you are poked on Facebook, no matter where you are.
Online social networks are platforms for communication, enabling us to connect anywhere ...
City Peaks – Digit Employees Climb the Shard Mountain
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- 01/03/2012
To encourage fitness in their studio, London design group Digit decided to use their R&D stream to create a new way for it's employees to compete against one another by the amount of times they walk up the stairs. Thanks to ...
Chronotape by Peter Bennett – Tangible timeline for family history
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- 22/02/2012
Inspired by reel-to-reel tape machines, microfilm, cine-film projectors and arcade games, Chronotape is a tangible timeline for family history research designed by Peter Bennett and developed as part of the PATINA project, within the Bristol Interaction & Graphics group.
Soundmachines [Arduino, Processing, Objects]
- > 21378
- 20/01/2012
The Product, a Berlin-based design studio with a focus on objects, space and interaction, was commissioned by Volkswagen to develop a set of visuals for an interactive musical performance for the premiere of the New Beetle at the 2011 IAA ...
Years [vvvv, Arduino]
- > 21371
- 18/01/2012
Created by Bartholomäus Traubeck, Years is a record player that translates wood's year rings into sound. Using a ps eye camera, the grain on the slices of wood is read and converted into music. Includes modified turntable, computer, camera, acrylic glass, veneer, ...
lumiBots [Arduino, Objects]
- > 21081
- 07/01/2012
[Photo: S.T. Heizmann]
What looks like a time-lapse recording of bioluminescent critters roaming the deep sea floor is in fact a swarm of 9 autonomous UV light emitting robots inhabiting a 1 x 2 meter phosphorescent surface. Created by Mey Lean Kronemann, ...
All Eyes On You [openFrameworks, Javascript, Kinect, Arduino]
- > 21004
- 27/12/2011
“All Eyes On You” by Britzpetermann are bunch of varied sized eyes that follow the passers-by. The team used a high quality projector and semi-matt foil to project the eyes on the window. They are rendered by a WebGL frontend using a ...
Monolith [vvvv, Objects, Arduino]
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- 12/12/2011
'Monolith' is the latest project from the London based design studio Signal | Noise. The team collaborated with the Swiss design studio Unit for the french luxury label Hermés, and their new flagship store in Geneva. The theme for the ...
DaDa Box [Arduino, Objects]
- > 20431
- 28/11/2011
DaDa Box by Jifei Ou is an interactive storytelling object. It adopts the idea of “Collage” from Dadaism and allows a person to generate stories by a simple tangible action: shaking. When the box is shaken, a story contained inside switches its order ...




































