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The Carousel – The mechanical, spontaneous, and unpredictable
Eight Kodak Carousel projectors in a 2x4 grid project abstract images from paper cutouts. Modified photoresistors create a feedback loop, allowing 65,536 unique, spontaneous images. It runs infinitely at 12 frames/min, merging light, shadow, and m...
Make Something that Makes (almost) Anything – Cardboard CNC
Cardboard construction kit and a framework for rapid machine prototyping developed at the MIT Media Lab, part of 'How to Make Something that Makes (almost) Anything' course.
Mechanical (Interactive) Cartoon Installation by Eunyoung Park
Eunyoung Park explores the awkwardness of gaze in this installation comprised of Arduino, ultrasonic ping sensors and cardboard.
All About Cardboard – Workshop by Niklas Roy + Cardboard Plotter
Last week Niklas Roy proposed students at the School of Art and Design Offenbach build computers out of cardboard. Not really knowing at all where this will lead to, results included an information distribution knot, a mechanical NAND gate, a Spee...
The Carousel – The mechanical, spontaneous, and unpredictable
Eight Kodak Carousel projectors in a 2x4 grid project abstract images from paper cutouts. Modified photoresistors create a feedback loop, allowing 65,536 unique, spontaneous images. It runs infinitely at 12 frames/min, merging light, shadow, and mechanical sound.
Make Something that Makes (almost) Anything – Cardboard CNC
Cardboard construction kit and a framework for rapid machine prototyping developed at the MIT Media Lab, part of 'How to Make Something that Makes (almost) Anything' course.
Mechanical (Interactive) Cartoon Installation by Eunyoung Park
Eunyoung Park explores the awkwardness of gaze in this installation comprised of Arduino, ultrasonic ping sensors and cardboard.
All About Cardboard – Workshop by Niklas Roy + Cardboard Plotter
Last week Niklas Roy proposed students at the School of Art and Design Offenbach build computers out of cardboard. Not really knowing at all where this will lead to, results included an information distribution knot, a mechanical NAND gate, a Speedway PRO 1000 racer game and his own digital cardboard plotter.
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    Titles The Carousel – The mechanical, sponta...
    Eight Kodak Carousel projectors in a 2x4 grid project abstract images from paper cutouts. Modified photoresistors create a feedback loop, allowing 65,536 unique, spontaneous images. It runs infinitely at 12 frames/min, merging light, shadow, and m...
    , Make Something that Makes (almost) An...
    Cardboard construction kit and a framework for rapid machine prototyping developed at the MIT Media Lab, part of 'How to Make Something that Makes (almost) Anything' course.
    , Mechanical (Interactive) Cartoon Inst...
    Eunyoung Park explores the awkwardness of gaze in this installation comprised of Arduino, ultrasonic ping sensors and cardboard.
    , All About Cardboard – Workshop ...
    Last week Niklas Roy proposed students at the School of Art and Design Offenbach build computers out of cardboard. Not really knowing at all where this will lead to, results included an information distribution knot, a mechanical NAND gate, a Spee...
    , Zimoun: Volume – 294 prepared dc-mot...
    Zimoun’s kinetic sound installations hardly need introduction. Ever since the immaculate documentation of his work first surfaced a couple of years ago, the Swiss artist’s elegant mass assemblies of mechanical dc-motors, wires, tubes a...
    , Racer [Objects, Environment]
    Created by Sputnic, RACER is an analogue recreation of a computer racing game in the style of the classic WipeOut. The actions of the arcade player are directly reflected by the remote controlled model car in the level. Live video image from the c...
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