reinraus is a mobile space extension for city apartments. It can be installed on any type of window. […]
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For a period of 18 months media installation SPOTS will convert an office block located at Potsdamer Platz […]
Ruth and Erez Kikin-Gil‘s People+ is a light constellation that reacts to mobile activities and exposes flows of […]
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I’m wasting an insane amount of time with Panopticon, 1984, What are you looking at? (about a location […]
Owen Gibson at The Guardian has tested The Eye Contact, a pair of spectacles developed by ID magasin. […]
Vintage alarm clocks (some models have radio). No more numbers, just pictures. Possibility to customise the devices with […]
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Subtitled Public is an empty exhibition space where visitors are tracked with a computerized IR surveillance system. Texts […]
The anti_dog collection has been designed by Alicia Framis to make women — especially coloured ones — feel […]
Following my call to get more information about the Bicycle Surveillance Hut, Ingeborg has kindly sent me several […]
In preparation for the 2006 Soccer World Cup, Siemens is developing and operating an intelligent traffic management solution […]
Professor Chris Harris, from the University of Plymouth, is developing a test to diagnose and monitor brain disorders […]
Grimshaw architects (the team behind the Eden Project in Cornwall, pictured below) are planning to turn a Lancashire […]
The CCTVme prototype works like an analog ï¬?rewall. It protects people’s privacy from outside attacks through the internal […]
The Experimental Gameplay Project, initiated by graduates of Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center, has turned a video-game design […]
Flip books. Tons of flipbooks. Via A best truth.
As some of you might know i’ll move to Berlin as soon as the winter ends. To learn […]
Starke community is staff housing for Florida’s state run prison facilities. 134 homes, 87 mobile homes and 52 […]
Have just spent an hour with Max at the Fondazione Re Rebaudengo in Turin to see Takashi Murakami‘s […]
A new walk-through airport lie detector developed by Israeli firm Nemesysco is claimed to be able to detect […]
Every year since 1986, near Millsboro (Delaware), the Punkin Chunkin has been held. This month, 100 teams vied […]
Residue of Usability is a computer monitor in which an interface has been engraved into the glass of […]
I wish i was bored enough to make paper replicas of vintage Panasonic household appliances. PDF models available: […]
The war in Iraq has suffered enormous casualties, the toll on civilian lives is vague and many times […]
The MuscleBody is a full-scale prototype of an interior space. Its continuous skin incorporates all its architectural properties […]
I’d like to thank Peder Burgaard and Christian Schwarz Lausten at Innovation Lab for having invited me to […]
Fostex has prototyped a vibration speaker system that uses, instead of diaphragms, a tabletop or any material, on […]
Designed as a security hut for a cycle park by the beach at Den Haag in the Netherlands, […]
Doesn’t look extremely comfy. Another one.
Currently, there are only four working QRIOs in the world. And all of them dance with an amazing […]
Richard Brown‘s Mimesia painting allows the viewer to journey through the landscape of an artificial world. As if […]
robot clothes‘ Wildflower Meadow Glacier is an autonomous robotic sculpture that plants flowers and monitors local climate change […]
A Pixile is a projection onto spherical objects suspended in space. The projection consists of a realtime 3D […]
This one really puzzles me. I’m not sure i understand what it is about exactly. So i won’t […]
Researchers at the Imperial College London have grown cartilage cells from embryonic stem cells. The research could help […]
Thanks again Fiona! She offered me these awesome wristbands for e-workers during Design Engaged and i wear them […]
I can’t find any news worth blogging today (don’t have much time either as i’m still in Germany), […]
Tact consists of a large mirror and an inset circular screen displaying what looks like a moving pinkish […]
A new Australian technology is promising to offer a secure authentication and identification of commercial and bulk products. […]
I thought there might be amateurs for this out there: a tribute to Ventriloquism. Picture is Arthur Prince. […]
The Mascarillons are flying cubic automata that can develop collective behaviors and assemblages through swarm-intelligence protocols. The Mascarillons […]