Haile is robotic percussionist that uses computational power and numerical algorithms to listen to live players, analyze their […]
A collection complete with spoons, fountains, topettes, lithos, postcards, etc. Via Vintage ads.
A few months ago, a political row blew up over government plans (announced in April) to solve Spain´s […]
Robotic “spiders” could help build large-scale structures in space. They would inch their way across large nets of […]
Hugo Liu, a graduate student at M.I.T.’s Media Lab, has developed a cookbook that can recommend a dish […]
Vote Chris Christmas Rodriguez. Via the apt.
The Altamira project is a neuro-prosthetic that triggers phosphenes by subcutaneous stimulation of the retina with radio waves […]
The Interaction course at the Royal College of Art has recently been undergoing some reorientation. Anthony Dunne’s approach […]
Integrated into one of the windows of the Stavanger City Terminal’s window section (Norway), Biosensor registers people passing […]
Penelope Boston and Steven Dubowsky have received a grant from NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts to work on […]
Online gamers who lack the time and patience to work their way up to the higher levels of […]
Researchers in the Department of Communication Systems, Lancaster University (UK), have developed a game which can be played […]
Last Sunday i visited the ZKM in Karlsruhe (Germany). They have a mind-blowing Light Art from Artificial Light […]
Fermata explores the potential of a purely auditory calendar application for the visually impaired. Through user research and […]
NEC has developed a 0.3-millimeter (0.012-inch) thick, foldable battery to be used in cards or clothes, leading to […]
The design products-department at the Royal College in London teamed up with a company called 3D Systems to […]
Thanks a lot to Marc and Sony who sent me a brand new Aibo to test and play […]
Fritz Haeg is unleashing an attack on the American lawn, this “carpet of conformity.” Over the next three […]
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The Metropolitan police in the UK hopes to fight crime with a campaign based around a spoof computer […]
Santas ghetto is a street level art gallery that brings you some of the most feared names from […]
epiSkin jewelry, by Marta Lwin, explores the decorative technological control over biology to create an artifact which is […]
Burn Station is a mobile self-service for searching, listening to and copying music and audio files with no […]
You’ve been sent to a 31st-century prison, where puzzles will help you crack the security system and escape. […]
Liberation, by Hisashi Murata, is an installation using a robot that unleashes itself to die whenever it comes […]
Lintec is marketing in Japan solar-powered traffic signs that have no electric wiring and consume no electricity. The […]
As Régine was hinting at, I flew to London to sneak into the Design Products-show at the Royal […]
Kin, by cshool + canade, is a system that allows people to give a prayer over the Internet. […]
According to Nikkei, a group of researchers at Keio University has made a scarf that changes color to […]
Folk Songs for the Five Points uses “folk songs” as a metaphor to explore immigration and the formation […]
After Manekineko’s post about the One Pixel Camera, i got several emails pointing me to a rather similar […]
Spyglass, by Fumiaki Murakami, is a spy glass that provides immersive 360-dgree virtual reality experiences. When you rotate […]
Last few minutes with internet. Tonight i’m going for several days in Wales and i’ve been told that […]
The i-garment project aims to develop smart garments for for the Portuguese Civil Protection. The suits will be […]
Ontwerpbureau Vier takes orders for textile imitaions of any product you canimagine: red peppers, framed pictures, newspaper reports, […]
The aim of the CLEVER project is to develop a 3-wheeled city vehicle for two people that requires […]
machineARIA invites the viewer to contemplate a hybrid ecosystem – natural and artificial – of electromechanically modified plants. […]
RGBy, by Shinya Matsuyama and Makoto Hirahara, is a cube-shaped lamp that senses color and glows with the […]
Sound of kung-fu, dialogues and musical patterns. Side B. Via el blog ausente sounds of champaign.
I’m having a good time so far in Disney-esque Heidelberg. Fur gave an hilarious talk this afternoon. Most […]