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Interactive Chapel Music Installation


November 8th, 2012  |  Katy  |  Categories: Architecture, Installation, Interactive  |  Tags: , , , , , ,  | 

In this interactive musical installation laser pointers trigger sounds and visuals projected onto the interior of a Czech chapel.

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Playing Tetris on a Building


May 10th, 2012  |  James Taylor  |  Categories: Architecture, Development, Gaming, Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Outdoor  |  Tags: , , , , , ,  | 

Some folks at MIT hacked a building to play Tetris on the side of it.

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Frogger Using Real-time 5th Ave Traffic


May 10th, 2012  |  James Taylor  |  Categories: Development, Gaming, Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Outdoor, Technology  |  Tags: , , , , , , , , ,  | 

5th Ave Frogger is a hacked version of Frogger pulling in real-time 5th Ave traffic as game data. If you’re in New York this weekend, you can play.

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Touché Advanced Touch Detection


May 8th, 2012  |  James Taylor  |  Categories: HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Technology  |  Tags: , , , , , , ,  | 

Disney Research presents Touché, demonstrating that touch interactions don’t have to be limited to an on/off detection on glass, but rather any type of touch on any type of surface.

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Frisbee Rush – Mobile to Desktop/TV Game


March 19th, 2012  |  Friends  |  Categories: Development, Gaming, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), Installation, Interactive, Mobile, Online, Technology  |  Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,  | 

Unit9 premiered a new gesture-based, multiplayer, mobile-to-desktop synced game called Frisbee Rush at a few weeks back and are now finishing the app to be released in the coming weeks. More details on vimeo.


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: , , , , , , , , ,  | 

Corning released a follow up to their ‘A Day Made of Glass’, demoing the future of touchscreen technology.
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Here’s Part 1 with 17.5 million views as of this posting:
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Musical House


February 2nd, 2012  |  Katy  |  Categories: Inspiration, Installation, Music, Outdoor, Sculpture  |  Tags: , , , ,  | 

Roof-mounted sensors translate light, rain, wind and thunder inputs to generate an impromptu musical score.

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Drawing its sounds directly from the elements, no day’s synthesizer-style music is the same — who knew lightning could sound like reverb and that moonlight purrs?

Another take on a musical house from the artist Swoon: http://kck.st/lDCdCT 

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Fühl-o-meter – Public Face


December 12th, 2011  |  James Taylor  |  Categories: Architecture, Art, Data Visualization, Events, Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Outdoor, Sculpture, Social, Technology  |  Tags: , , , , , , , ,  | 

Fühl-o-meter assesses the sentiment of peoples faces’ and projects the ambient mood of the city through a smiley face atop a tower.

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8-Bit Invader – Video Game Projection Mapping


July 18th, 2011  |  Friends  |  Categories: Architecture, Art, Augmented Reality, Gaming, Inspiration, Installation, Interactive, Mobile, Outdoor, Technology, Video  |  Tags: , , , , ,  | 

8-Bit Invaders is just a simulation, but seems like a stellar idea to project a video game on building. Making it playable would be even cooler.

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contributed by Sosia Bert


An elegant frame for digital art


June 21st, 2011  |  Katy  |  Categories: Art, Installation  |  Tags: , , , ,  | 

FRAMED* is a simple, modern display that hints at the inevitable presence of these kinds of screens in all our surroundings. Home, work, wherever  — as the technology develops, so will the frame for showcasing it.