Back to my zealous report on Cybersonica: Stanza presented his own work and the Sountoys website he’s “curating”. […]
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TouchMe is an interactive installation that allows people to create and add a personal image to a public […]
Siemens VDO Automotive AG has developed a sensor that monitors the vibrations in the car’s chassis. Thus an […]
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Ad*Access Project collects images and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and […]
The Straw-like User Interface, developed at the University of Electro-Communications in Tokyo, allows users to virtually experience the […]
Encrypted messages may soon be more secure thanks to diamonds cooked in a microwave oven, and fused onto […]
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Genware::algorithmic library, an ongoing research by Biothing, is an artificial life-based design software that can convert dynamic sound […]
iam is a research project by Tripp Millican . iam is a 24/7 point-of-view video, published to the […]
I don’t understand a word of what is written here but this is the coolest blog on Earth. […]
Yet another IDII thesis project I saw at the Greenhouse Effect show during the Salone del Mobile in […]
Gametrak is a game controller in the form of a pair of fingerless gloves to strap on your […]
mates is a location-based social networking system developed at the University of Michigan and aimed at introducing and […]
Florian Wesch, a computer science student from Durlach in Germany, has worked out a way to store a […]
Animal Industry Lab in Takayama have developed a healthcare system for cows. A relatively heavy RFID tag (15mm […]
The Oberkampf php tools allows Flickr addicts to create their own photo-homepage. Via k10k.
Researchers at Sydney University may have the solution to the biggest problem of the hearing impaired: how to […]
MenuVista, the thesis project of ITP student Chia-wei Chang, gives restaurant customers a preview of their orders by […]
When listening to rock music, people make “headbangings”. They move (bang) their heads according to the riffs of […]
Orgánica D.T.M. is selling hand-made plush and wooden toys in limited edition. 10% of the proceeds will be […]
Imprimatur, by American media artist Andy Deck, is a free tool for producing posters. You can create or […]
Marjet Wessels Boer‘s Doors of Secrets contains hidden storage compartments. You can shuffle the elements about and explore […]
GridLockd is an urban game, created by Mohit SantRam, where teams compete to capture grid positions in a […]
Magic posters and related items from 1890 – 1930. Including The Man Who Tamed Electricity, water torture cells, […]
Another sonic instrument seen at Cybersonica: Orbe is a kinestheic synthesiser for group musical improvisation, created by London-based […]
What do “The Jungle Book” and “True Lies” have in common? Both contain similar amounts of violence despite […]
A team of computer scientists led by Professor Mark Lee from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth are to […]
When Rebecca Anema goes snowboarding with her friends she sometimes looses sight of them. So she decided to […]
With PARCEL, Swedish architecture and design research group Krets suggests new relationships between the material, audiovisual and digital […]
Book covers featuring hard-boiled detective, unlikely space-ships, Finnish lifestyle, hospital romance, beatnik shockers, barbarian heroes, and laughable monsters. […]
As promised, here’s my notes on the talk Golan Levin gave during the Cybersonica festival. Audiovision and Computation: […]
White Noise/White Light, an interactive sound and light installation first presented in Athens for the Olympic Games, will […]
Cybersonica: Another installation of the someth;ng collective got me totally fascinated: midiBalls is based on Markus Quarta´s Interactive […]
Second day at Cybersonica: will blog more on it as soon as I’m back in Pizzaland. In the […]
Gallery of UFO images and government documents at the Black Vault archive of US Government documents obtained under […]
The WEEE Man project, by the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce, is a […]
Tom Martin and his colleagues in the Virginia Tech E-Textiles Lab are attempting to develop clothes that appear […]
I’ve had a fantastic first Cybersonica day. Apart from some experimental and mathematical music we’ve had this afternoon, […]
The US National Institute of Justice (NIJ) is funding research into three “less lethal” weapons to be used […]
Another IDII thesis project I saw at the Greenhouse Effect show during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. […]
A Delicious Assortment of Thrift Store Cookbook. The best ideas to cook yummy TV dinners or wedding reception […]