How to 3d Print
February 21st, 2013 | Friends | Categories: Art, Design, Development, Inspiration, Prototyping, Technology, Tool | Tags: 3d printer, modeling |
A look inside the process.
February 21st, 2013 | Friends | Categories: Art, Design, Development, Inspiration, Prototyping, Technology, Tool | Tags: 3d printer, modeling |
How Google Redoes Design
January 25th, 2013 | Friends | Categories: Art, Design, Inspiration, Online | Tags: design, google, google maps |
A look into how Google underwent a design revolution:
Catalogue with digital extensions
December 7th, 2012 | Friends | Categories: Augmented Reality, Design, Interactive, Mobile, Tool | Tags: app, Augmented Reality, Interactive, iphone, Mobile |
The IKEA catalogue grows some digital limbs by using augmented reality.
Via Design Week.
Contributed by Jeremy Adirim.
Nest
June 11th, 2012 | Cory | Categories: Design, Technology |
This is one smart & stylish thermostat! Nest, the world’s 1st Learning Thermostat, programs itself to your schedule within a week. It makes it easy to conserve energy & save money. You can even adjust the temperature in your home from anywhere using the Nest mobile app.
“Mapkins”
May 31st, 2012 | Katy | Categories: Art, Data Visualization, Design, Geolocation, Inspiration | Tags: data, Data Visualization, maps, Mobile |
A clever use of Open Street Maps data to make custom fleece blankets – or “Mapkins” – of an area that means something to you.
Via Laughing Squid
A Day Made of Glass Part 2
February 10th, 2012 | James Taylor | Categories: Architecture, Augmented Reality, Data Visualization, Design, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Prototyping, Technology | Tags: Augmented Reality, corning, Data Visualization, Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, multi-touch, Technology, touch, touch screen |
Corning released a follow up to their ‘A Day Made of Glass’, demoing the future of touchscreen technology.
Here’s Part 1 with 17.5 million views as of this posting:
The Expressive Web
January 6th, 2012 | James Taylor | Categories: Design, Development, Education, Inspiration, Interactive, Reference, Technology, Tool | Tags: adobe, css3, design, development, HTML5, Inspiration, Interactive, Technology, web |
Adobe’s The Expressive Web demos the emerging capabilities that html5 and css3 deliver.
Augmented City
August 10th, 2011 | James Taylor | Categories: Architecture, Augmented Reality, Data Visualization, Design, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Mobile, Outdoor, Social, Technology, Tool, Video | Tags: ar, Augmented Reality, Data Visualization, environment, Interactive, interface, Mobile, Projection, real-time, Social, Technology |
Keiichi Matsuda imagines what it would be like when digital layers of information converge with the physical environment – no device required. (Best viewed in 3D if you have 3D glasses handy)
Using Your Hands to Light Paint with Kinect Graffiti
July 18th, 2011 | James Taylor | Categories: Art, Design, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Sculpture, Technology, Video | Tags: 3D, Art, Augmented Reality, design, development, gesture, Inspiration, Interactive, interface, kinect, photography, real-time, Technology, Video, webcam |
Jean-Christophe Naour’s Kinect Graffiti uses Microsoft’s Kinect to respond to gestures creating real-time light paintings.
via laughingsquid
Jam3 – Bjork
June 21st, 2011 | Friends | Categories: Art, Design, Development, Inspiration, Interactive, Mobile, Music, Online | Tags: 3D, Bjork, HTML5 |
Who doesn’t like Bjork?
Our friends at Jam3 http://www.jam3media.com/ who showed off their new site (coming soon) at FITC (its pretty insane) have been busy working with Bjork on her new site which just launched http://bjork.com/.
Its the first phase of her Biophilia project and it will continue growing over time.
HTML5 and they made their own 3D engine to parse the info coming out of Google Sketchup where it was designed by the Parisian artists M/M.
Editor’s Note: This is an excellent use and example of HTML5 + 3D being used in a site. HTML5 works on mobile and iPad as opposed to Flash, which does not work on i-anything-mobile.
Contributed by Jeremy Adirim J2theA