Exploring the Infinite
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID² Copper wiring, ferrite and plastic A keepsake from the infancy of computers, when knitted loops of magnetized wire was the early form of memory. From the MoMA design collection.
“The Augmented Reality Sandbox (orginally developed by researchers at UC Davis) lets users sculpt mountains, canyons and rivers, then fill them with water or even create erupting volcanoes. This version of the device at UCLA was built by Gary Glesener using off-the-shelf parts and good ol’ playground sand. Any shape made in the sandbox is detected by an Xbox Kinect
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID² “Project Jacquard is a new system for weaving technology into fabric, transforming everyday objects, like clothes, into interactive surfaces. Project Jacquard will allow designers and developers to build connected, touch-sensitive textiles into their own products. This is just the beginning, and we’re very excited to see what people will do with it.”
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID² Via ProstheticKnowledge: Computational Hydrographic Printing Method developed at Columbia University can accurately apply a print designed for specific surface shape from flat printouts. Interesting to note that this method can compliment 3D Printing with a standard home printer: Hydrographic printing is a well-known technique in industry for transferring color inks on a thin
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID²
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID²
Pixel – extraits from Adrien M / Claire B on Vimeo.
Showcasing YOUR amazing talent – via SDID²
http://youtu.be/USyoT_Ha_bA http://youtu.be/BKM3CmRqK2o
I just started a six-week online course through Future Learn called Creative Coding in which we’re learning to use Processing. I can’t wait to be able to create visualizations of data and fractals like the following examples:
via The Mind Unleashed http://youtu.be/Z59snGZaRvU via Solar Energy for My Home