Virtual Sumo is inspired by sumo, the Japanese sport in which two contestants try to force their adversary […]
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The installation Laufbahn invites you to an experience similar to the ones offered by precarious development on todays […]
I’m having a rather nice time at DesignMai in Berlin. Not as tralala and glamour as the Salone […]
Francesca and Ryan from CuteCircuit have announced the selected projects of the FutureFashionEvent which will take place in […]
Marc Böhlen‘s website has provided me with some amazing stories ever since i started blogging: from the Open […]
Pandora’s Box, located in a 4,000 square feet Manhattan loft, describes itself as “a Disneyland of Domination” and […]
Pimp my Heart is a performance/vehicle intervention that uses a HBBB (HeartBeat Bass Booster) system to amplify the […]
Muscles is a 35-foot-high skyscraper designed to change posture thanks to a jointed spine and pneumatic muscles, designed […]
Shona Kitchen and Ben Hooker‘s PSP SSS (Site Specific System) concept adds a subtle degree of physical competition […]
The circus trick of firing a person from a cannon is being patented by DARPA as a way […]
Johann van der Schijff’s meticulously finished machines toy play with the notion of military and manufacturing industry’s power. […]
On the night of April 28th, downtown Memphis was turned into an interactive lighting installation as 9 buildings […]
Space Invaders 2006 is an outdoor video game that takes advantage of real world architecture spaces and transforms […]
RFID Snakes and Ladders is a game currently played at the Media Centre, Huddersfield, until June 2nd. The […]
It is estimated that the average person produces up to 300 watts of electricity during a workout session […]
Two years ago, i blogged about BioWall, a wall that pulsates beneath people’s fingers, repairs itself and even […]
I have never met Rory Hamilton (so far) but i’ve blogged the works of several of his students. […]
The 16th issue of aminima is dedicated to computer games. As usual, Andrea and her team have managed […]
Football stadiums could use a new sound system that neutralises abusive or racist chants with a carefully timed […]
The Communication Mods exhibition in Toronto features five works by Mark Argo, that explore human-to-human communication through the […]
While traveling around Europe by train in 2003, Xing Danwen realized that globalization had made urban landscapes everywhere […]
The Scientist reports that a team led by David Gubbins at the University of Leeds has done some […]
Whitney Independent Study Program is setting up Image War, an exhibition of artistic works that remix, transform, or […]
Videoboxing is a video performance in which Thomas Heijmans and Eliane Roest from SXNDRX merge video, new media, […]
ReD Research + Design, a architecture and digital fabrication studio directed by Marta Malé-Alemany and José Pedro Sousa, […]
Two gems from wonderful Internet Archive. Leave It to Roll-Oh, a film shown at the New York World’s […]
David Link‘s Poetry Machine 1.0 is a word processor that generates texts through a combination of user input […]
The Compass Coat, by Stijn Ossevoort, uses compass technology to read direction. The display of the information is […]
MoBeeline allows people to send data about a user’s emotions to another’s clothes via SMS. The MoBeeline wearable […]
Just discovered (thanks Bibi!) Vidéo Nostalgie, a homage blog to the vintage Scopitones of 60’s and 70’s and […]
An advanced new technology will keep corporate managers safe even when climate change makes their life “impossible.” Global […]
Remember the Bikini lifejackets or the Nipple enhancers Samantha and Miranda were wearing in Sex & the City? […]
I’ve always been very curious about digital artists or interaction designers’ take on the Twilight Zone. The Consciousness […]
Peder Burgaard was at the recent Connections – The digital Home Conference & Showcase and he agreed to […]
Surrounded by stories of spimes and RFID tags sprinkled from the sky at the Mediamatic workshop, i’m not […]
I’m in Amsterdam until Tuesday evening. Tonight, i’ll be at the Mediamatic Salon. The programme is quite exciting: […]
Britain’s Defence Intelligence Staff have come up with “a reasonably justified explanation” to solve the mystery of UFO. […]
A journalist from The Guardian picked up a British Airways boarding-pass stub, the one you probably throw away […]
Hybrid Muscle was both a work and exhibition space, built in Chiang Maï in Thaïland, that would generate […]
The Emerging Technologies section of the upcoming Siggraph will showcase tons of very curious projects (if augmented reality […]