The Insitute of Contemporary Art in London is organising the first UK exhibition of Kami-Robo. Designed by Tomohiro […]
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According to Pink Tentacle and NS Technology Blog, Robo-One which organises a remote-controlled robot combat event held in […]
At the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea show during the Salone del Mobile, Vinay Venkatraman gave me some explanations […]
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NTT DoCoMo has developed the acoustic OFDM (Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing) technology, which can embed URLs and text data […]
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Schizoporotica is a music box inspired by the old punch cards system. When a torn up flyer is […]
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Each time i visited the Salone del Mobile, i snubbed the Swarovsky Crystal Palace extravaganza. But when i […]
To my big big surprise, we-make-money-not-art has been nominated for a Webby award in the Best Blog – […]
Carried by a twenty foot blimp, Movable Feast / Fête Mobile is an autonomously controlled vehicle that, nevertheless, […]
I saw several porn-themed works at the Salone del Mobile. All of them by French designers. My favourite […]
At the Salone del Mobile, i usually get to see countless tables, lamps, chairs, sofas which do not […]
Apparently, sheep are now wearing advertising jackets somewhere in The Netherlands. Via 20 minutos. (bigger picture)
Won’t update the blog much today: i’m going to lovely Aix en Provence. Douglas Edric Stanley invited me […]
NASA plans to crash a space probe into the moon in 2009. The collision, so violent it will […]
A bit similar to Harmut Stockter’s Plant Backpack, the EarthMan is a self-contained, self-sustaining bio-environment survival suit featuring […]
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Although Sascha had written an excellent post about it before, i’ve never been very excited by the rapid […]
Taken from the 1977 movie Starship Invasions. The Crimson Cult looked like a fine piece of cinematographic art […]
Seen yesterday at the Salone Satellite in Milan: Hajime Kakihana designed for Ototo (by Toto, makers of the […]
xBlocks is a video game that you can play on a sculpture. The mixed reality installation is inspired […]
I usually keep my opinions for myself, but i urge all of my Italian readers to go and […]
Perhaps the best surprise for me so far at the Salone del Mobile was the Ahrend show. They […]
More Dutch design (my favourite with the one made in UK) with Droog. Their exhibition this year is […]
There’s porcelain all around the Salone del Mobile this year. At Tuttobene, Damian O’Sullivan shows the medical prosthesis […]
The Design Academy Eindhoven‘s show was so good last year that one of my first stop at the […]
While having a walk in splashy and not too classy Via della Spiga on Thursday, i stumbled upon […]
Been a bit disappinted by Talented, the work of young design graduate from Britain exhibited at the British […]
US scientists have tested in Greenland a solar-powered robot capable of driving hundreds of kilometres and doing scientific […]
One of the things i liked most so far at the Milan Design Delirium was Perished, designed by […]
Spent the day at the Salone del Mobile and will first blog about something i haven’t spotted in […]
No more updates until tonight, i’m off to the Salone del Mobile in Milan. Will be back with […]
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The “RunBot”, developed by researchers from Germany and Scotland, is the fastest robot on two legs – for […]
Each magnetic card, like its owner, is unique. ¢apital magneti¢, by Mark Trayle, is a network-based installation that […]
Game, Set and Match II. Notes from The Many Worlds of Charbitat, by Michael Nitsche from the Georgia […]
According to kultureflash, Rem Koolhaas‘ design for this year’s Serpentine Pavilion in London will be an ovoid-shaped inflatable […]
Power Plant is a plant-like lamp developed by interactive media students Carl Emil Carlsen and Ole Prinds. This […]
Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins, whose moto is Architecture Against Death, unveiled a few months ago a small […]
CitySnake is a large scale collaborative game that pits citie against each other in a head to head […]
This is pure German awesomeness: Tex Haper (the cowboy from the North) singing for the unification of Country […]