surface
09/04/2013 / openFrameworks
Created by Dhairya Dand and Robert Hemsley, the project seeks to develop gestures to evolve three-dimensional surfaces using 2.5D interaction. Learning from existing displays which are two-dimensional and using optical illusion and depth sensing cameras, the flat elastic surface is ...
28/03/2013 / Arduino
Like the .fluid project we wrote about few weeks back, "@><#!!! - The life of an overtaxed surface" is a project by Vera Hausmann, Till Maria Jürgens and Vitus Schuhwerk responding to the brief "TalkToMe", initiated by Professor Andreas Muxel at the Köln ...
21/02/2013 / Arduino, Processing
Created by Hannes Jung during the two week project "Talk to me – Form follows mood" at the KISD (Köln Interntional School of Design), .fluid is a concept study of an interacting, changing surface. Installation uses non-newtonian fluid, an arduino board, a speaker ...
Architect and designer Neri Oxman is assistant professor of media arts and sciences at the MIT Media Lab, where she directs the Mediated Matter research group. Her group explores "how digital design and fabrication technologies mediate between matter and environment to ...
27/09/2011 / Processing
“Soak, Dye in light.” by everyware (2011) is an empty canvas but when you touch it, its elastic surface stretches and gets suffused with projected vivid colors mimicking fabric absorbing dye. Poking and rubbing with hands or resting their body on this spandex canvas ...
14/02/2011 / openFrameworks
Created by Anthony DeVincenzi, David Lakatos, Matthew Blackshaw, Daniel Leithinger and Hiroshi Ishii at the MIT Lab, Recompose is a system for manipulation of an actuated surface. By utilising openCV, Kinect (i believe) and gesture recognition the team is working ...
Written by Joshua Noble, with images by Robert Hodgin
In this little tutorial we're going to follow a path that starts with a file on the filesystem, say a PNG file, and ends with the image being drawn to the screen using OpenGL.
[crayon-519c010437071/]
Even ...
First wave of Cinder built applications are starting to appear and boy are they wonderful. Posted on the Cinder forums are dynamic mesh experiments by Marcin Ignac, a Copenhagen based designer and programmer. Part of the Shiftcontrol collective, Marcin has ...



























