For more than 30 years the 980 people living on the Carteret atolls have battled the Pacific to […]
I, piano? We, Drums. Freqtric drums, by Tetsuaki Baba, is a device that turns people into drums. A […]
The excesses of Miami Beach may make it the perfect location for Art Basel’s second home, but for […]
Zapped!/Preemptive Media mapped the results of their investigation about RFID use in Tokyo. Preemptive Media are the guys […]
Professor Chul-Goo Kang and his colleagues at Institute for Robotics and Intelligent System of Konkuk University in Korea […]
Keio University has engineered the prototype of an electronic bookshelf. Called BiblioRoll, the device consists of three LCD […]
La Machine de Lombroso is inspired by the works of 19th century criminologists and anthropologists, such as Cesare […]
Have-A-Seat addresses the issue of the need for personal space and public territory in public space. This seemingly […]
Researchers at the Technische Universität Dresden have developed the first self-organizing electronic components. The scientists were inspired by […]
Researchers at the Takao Someya Group–Organic Transistor Lab in Tokyo have developed a bendable braille display that can […]
Moore goodies from NEXT. I saw this one just after having read an article about people who don´t […]
Another crazy gadget seen at NEXT today. It´s by Christopher Bauder whose music with ladders performance amazed me […]
NEXT rocks. I heard two mind-blowing talks this afternoon (i´ll blog something this weekend, but the recording should […]
Only the trailer of the 1958 movie but it’s free to download from Internet Archives. Via el pez.
Coeno is a computer enhanced presentation environment designed for presenting a storyboard using tabletop technology in combination with […]
Inflated by Macy’s employees for their Thanksgiving Day Parade. A propos tu l´as toujours mon nounours rue Sésame?
Fascinating news… Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Medical Research Council are working on a create […]
Thanks again to Innovation Lab (a non profit demo lab for new technology, associated to the Alexandra Institute […]
Fernando Llanos has built [vi video] a wearable projection system that allows him to screen videos in any […]
The New York Public Library recently hosted a symposium on Google’s Print Library Project, which is now available […]
Gamelan Playtime draws in passers-by as they walk along Hungerford terrace on the South Bank in London. By […]
Playing the Virtual Air Guitar is like playing rock guitar, only without an actual instrument, or musical skills. […]
Chris Voigt’s team at the University of California have turned a bed of light-sensitive bacteria into a photographic […]
Paul has updated his list of mobile phone games using GPS or cell towers signals. Here’s one of […]
Interesting concept of wearable gaming device. TechnoLust blends technological lust with a program to reawaken carnal lust. The […]
Spin, by Liz Nofziger is a massive disco ball compressed within a 12′ gallery space. Live broadcast TV […]
Vintage Physique Photography. Includes Spartan of Hollywood. Via Happy Palace. Don’t miss this magnificent cover staring Arnold the […]
TiVo has patented the idea of a Personal Video Recorders that will recognise one of several individual users, […]
Aerial thermal imaging is being used to record heat loss from residential properties, enabling councils to pinpoint energy […]
In Viral Counter Attack, colonies of “art viruses” are slowly destroying digital paintings. They “eat” the images to […]
ostmoderne documents buildings from the post-war socialist era still largely unknown in the west and widely regarded as […]
Living Wall is an installation collecting, recomposing and playing sonic memories. The computational processes that take place are […]
reinraus is a mobile space extension for city apartments. It can be installed on any type of window. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]