/Hiroshi Ishii (3)

05/10/2015: uniMorph – Rapid digital fabrication of film shape-changing interfaces

arduino / ATmega328 / ATMega328P / Basheer Tome / Clark Della Silv / featured / Felix Heibeck / Hiroshi Ishii / Interface / mit / mit media lab / surface / Tangible Media Group

09/01/2014: MirrorFugue – Music collaboration across space and time

MaxMSP Members

Donal Fox / Hiroshi Ishii / instrument / Ken Perlin / kit / medialab / mirror / music / performance / phd / piano / process / Remote / time / Tod Machover / Xiao Xiao

13/11/2013: inFORM – Dynamic Shape Display from Tangible Media Group

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Daniel Leithinger / Hiroshi Ishii / Interface / medialab / projection / projection mapping / research / screen / Sean Follmer / tangible / Tangible Media Group

uniMorph – Rapid digital fabrication of film shape-changing interfaces

Created by Felix Heibeck, Basheer Tome and Clark Della Silva with supervision from Hiroshi Ishii at the MIT’s Tangible Media Group, uniMorph is an enabling technology for rapid digital fabrication of customized thin-film shape-changing interfaces.

05/10/2015

Arduino / Members

MirrorFugue – Music collaboration across space and time

‘MirrorFugue’ by Xiao Xiao at the MIT Media Lab explores music collaboration across space and time using a set of interfaces for piano to visualise gesture of a performance.

09/01/2014

MaxMSP / Members

inFORM – Dynamic Shape Display from Tangible Media Group

inFORM is a Dynamic Shape Display that can render 3D content physically, so users can interact with digital information in a tangible way.

13/11/2013

Arduino / Featured / Members / openFrameworks

❮ uniMorph – Rapid digital fabrication of film shape-changing interfaces ❯

Category: Arduino / Members
Tags: arduino / ATmega328 / ATMega328P / Basheer Tome / Clark Della Silv / featured / Felix Heibeck / Hiroshi Ishii / Interface / mit / mit media lab / surface / Tangible Media Group

❮ MirrorFugue – Music collaboration across space and time ❯

‘MirrorFugue’ by Xiao Xiao at the MIT Media Lab explores music collaboration across space and time using a set of interfaces for piano to visualise gesture of a performance.