A number of life-support machines are connected to each other, circulating liquids and air in attempt to mimic a biological structure.
The Immortal investigates human dependence on electronics, the desire to make machines replicate organisms and our perception of anatomy as reflected by biomedical engineering
8 projects developed over 2 weeks in Mexico D.F. use hardware and software tools to create prototypes that explore the relations between machines and humour/laughter
On February 1st, a workshop organised by Nicolas Nova and Julian Bleecker about Blogjects and the new ecology […]
InstantSOUP is a cookbook to make electronic prototypes, an introductory path into Physical Computing through a series of […]
German firms Vorwerk Teppichwerke and Infineon Technologies have created a “Thinking Carpet”, equipped with sensors that can control […]
Jeremiah is a virtual face that you can install for free in your computer. It watches what’s going […]
Gaetano Borriello, a University of Washington computer scientist has developed a working prototype of a smart swatch system. […]
Matsushita Electric Works has developed the human skin data transmission technology and started selling it to manufacturers of […]
Calif.-based start-up Canesta has created a developer kit –which includes a single-chip 3-D “camera”, a USB interface, and […]
Alive Technologies developped a platform to monitor the progress and physical condition of marathon runners. The system relies […]
Researchers at Sony’s Interaction Laboratory in Tokyo have developped a pen that extends the drag and drop technique […]
