Researchers at Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland are unraveling the circuitry in an eel’s spinal cord […]
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Rio de Janeiro has a Christmas tree floating on a lagoon and London’s Tate Britain has just unveiled […]
Seattle-based company GloVentures plans to release early 2005 Glofun RayGun, a GPS ghost-hunting game for mobile phones. A […]
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Spinne , by Laura Beloff and Erich Berger (the duo from the Seven Mile Boots), is a networked […]
Over 500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci conceptualized the “ornithopter”, a self-powered flying machine which mechanical flapping wings […]
Jean-Luc Marchina ‘s Tongs installation plays on the idea of “interactive cinema”. In front of the visitor are […]
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Brooklyn-based Michelle Rosenberg modifies portable electronic headphones. Some of them allow listeners to share the same sounds; others […]
The woman inside Camille Utterback’s Shaken snow globe responds to the physical gesture of being shaken. The device […]
Arofish is a London-based stencil and graffiti artist who spent three months travelling through Iraq and Palestine, “painting […]
Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain, created in 1917, has been named the world’s most influential piece of modern art by […]
Dr Karl Swann, and a team at the University of Wales College of Medicine in Cardiff, claim to […]
Spansih artists Carlos Corpa and Ana María García Serrano got a third prize at the Art & Artificial […]
NASA considers farming a matter of survival for future long-term space missions. But who will care for crops […]
The scenario of the Mobile Confessional is as follows: When you see the vehicle (called projectCAR) while stuck […]
Circular Breathing , by Scott Snibbe, is a personal breath recorder. You breath and blow into the mouthpiece […]
Breathing Chaos is a new installation work by media artist Sachiko Kodama. A small, black mountain grows organically […]
Danish designer Alex Soza‘s Bionic Jacket registers whether you’re cold or sweating. It reacts at low temperatures by […]
Already 7,00 p.m and I haven’t blogged any “wearable” so far. Here you go: A first mask from […]
Golan Levin and Zachary Lieberman (with Gerfried Stocker, Erwin Reitböck, Horst Hörtner, Dietmar Offenhuber, Christopher Lindinger, Stefan Mittlböck-Jungwirth, […]
You love to play table tennis, but have no partner? Just install Butterfly Amicus 3000 , the table […]
HERE, by Jason Wilson and the members of (N.I.N.E), is a pervasive game allowing 2-16 people to get […]
The Paragraphie installation, by Manon De Pauw, has a very low-tech appearance: a chair, a table with used […]
York University (Canada) Prof. Vincent Tao has developed a satellite mapping technology that enables users to visually zoom […]
At the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology in Japan, neurobiologist Kenji Doya is using “cyber rodents” to […]
Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream is reportedly about to take advantage of a new “media opportunity” in Amsterdam. […]
Having been awarded the title of “worse golf player in the galaxy” at a Fore competition during the […]
Perversely Interactive System, by Lynn Hughes and Simon Laroche, puts the spectator into relation with a virtual other […]
Students at the University of Navarre in Spain are developing a device which analyses the brain waves of […]
WALK is a public intervention by Constantin Demner taking place in the area of Spitalfields, East London. Frames […]
Sound Barrier, by Maia Urstad, is a sound installation of some 130 CD-and cassette radios assembled as a […]
The Icehotel is re-built every winter from tons of snow and ice, in the village of Jukkasjârvi in […]
“RoboRecital” features no human performers, just four robots: GuitarBot, a self-playing guitar; an automated pipe organ; a Yamaha […]
Visa card is discarding the traditional rectangular format to present an array of novelty credit cards in the […]
Accenture Technology Labs in Chicago are working on a “caring plant” equipped with microphones, voice recognition software and […]
Emily was yesterday s blogsitter on Near Near Future. Thanks for your great job and have a nice […]
The Holo-Dek gaming center in Hampton displays a series of innovations for video game addicts. One of them […]
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, along with the universities of Munich and Oxford, has created out of genes […]
The Universal Kitchen project, which began in 1993 and involved students of the Rhode Island School of Design, […]
Philip Ross uses living organisms in his work, inserts them in highly controlled environments, and turns them into […]
The Power of the Mind 2 / “I Hear Denmark Singing”, by Copenhagen-based artist Mogens Jacobsen, takes a […]