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When Emma Lawton was 29 she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. As a graphic designer, drawing is a huge part of her life but over the past three years t...

The Aerographer maps the air to establish a subtle territory. The installation measures the airflow in different locations, and translates their difference to the kinetic motion of an array of nodes. The nodes travel in different axis shifting connected lines, thus unfolding a networked topography of the air in constant change. More info at: http://luizzanotello.com/the-aerographer/

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A synth kitchen? High Voltage Cooking and Analog Synths, Mixed with food. Its a singing kitchen! When i was in berlin i Visited Mono Shop. (more videos to co...

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Films of Studio Drift, Amsterdam

Surface tension lamp designed by Front A bubble is brief, and bursts at your touch. But while it lasts, it catches the light and reflects the room like a multi-coloured temporary structure.We wanted to create a constantly changing lamp that combines the most ephemeral of lampshades with an LED light source that will last for 50000 hours. In the time it takes the LED to burn out, the lamp will have had 3 million different globe shades. In Collaboration with Loligo www.frontdesign.se

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Slow Dance - a Fusion of Art and Magic: Update: I've just added a full video outlining the frame's capabilities. Check it out above!Stuff that makes you say "how did they DO that?!", good magicians, artists, extreme sports, I love watching it all. Most of the time I just stare in disbe...

Emulsion is a set of *analog* activity trackers.

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In Mono shop in Berlin we have Simon Schäfer AKA der Warst and his Crazy circuit bent phones. Check out the other video in mono shop with the singing kitchen...

Within a spacetime continuum, time is perceived as the fourth dimension. The past the present and the future is a whole. Ripples of Time, allow natural materials to be shaped by time, reminding us of its presence.The installation consists of two complimentary clocks; Sand and Water. Sand, inspired by Zen Gardens, is the gradual formation and flattening of a ripple pattern over a period of twelve hour cycles. Water, on the other hand, tells the ephemeral time through concentric circles in the form of endless waves that ripple by the second.It is the landscapes and the cycles found in nature,...

Self-Assembly Lab, MIT + Christophe Guberan + Erik Demaine + Autodesk Inc. Project Team: Skylar Tibbits, Christophe Guberan, Athina Papadopoulou, Carrie McKnelly, Chris Martin, Filipe Campos, Hannarae Annie Nam In collaboration with the Institute for Computational Design, University of Stuttgart. Traditional wood-bending techniques require complex steaming equipment, labor-intensive forming processes, and a high degree of expertise. In addition, the natural pattern of wood grain and its physical properties make it difficult to curve into complex shapes. Novel printing and composite materi...

The HTC tracking system can used for real time projection mapping onto moving surfaces. Using some rubber bands and a calibrated projector, the controller al...

Rain Room can be seen as an amplified representation of our environment. Upon entering the installation, visitors are simultaneously exposed to and protected from the water falling all around. Although the sound and smell of the rain are intense, its touch remains absent leaving visitors dry within a continual downpour as they navigate the space. Human presence prevents the rain from falling, creating a unique atmosphere and exploring how human relationships to each other and to nature are increasingly mediated through technology. In Rain Room a seemingly intuitive relationship develops bet...

Interactive speaker lamp in the shape of a cloud

Self-Assembly Lab, MIT + Briggs Automotive Company + Carbitex LLC + Autodesk Inc. Project Team: Skylar Tibbits, Athina Papadopoulou, Christophe Guberan, Carrie McKnelly, Chris Martin, Filipe Campos, Hannarae Annie Nam MIT’s Self-Assembly Lab teamed up with Briggs Automotive Company (BAC), a supercar company from the UK, Carbitex, an advanced materials company from Washington state, and Autodesk, to demonstrate the world’s first non-mechanical morphing car airfoil by exploiting the power of programmable materials.

Polyloge #1 is an interactive installation and a hyper-local message feed. Through an open WIFI network, users in reach of the wireless signal can send text messages with their smartphones, tablets or computers. These messages get printed immediately on a paper roll that runs in-between two translucent, black boxes and are transformed into a material stream.

Plugg is a prototype DAB radio, investigating physical and metaphorical interaction with electronic devices.

Play House is an automata that generates slow hypnotic acid house through mechanisms built from LEGO Technic. This piece was made for AudioGraft 2014 with a commission from Oxford Contemporary Music. Thanks to Danny Chapman and Gareth Ardron for cameras, and Vic Bosher & the OCM team for support! www.alexallmont.com www.ocmevents.org www.audiograft.co.uk

Pantone CAPSURE color capture devices come preloaded with over 10,000 colors to ensure accurate measurement for matching fashion textiles, packaging & more.

There is a new video of a improved version of this installation over here: vimeo.com/16558492 2.40 x 1.80 m fans, plastic bags, MDF, relays, countless screws and a microcontroller Summer 2010 www.nilsvoelker.com