Lucas Cueni has a blog of various interactive projects, most of which involve multiple physical objects making up a larger image, physical pixel-style.
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Jim Campbell does light sculptures using very low-resolution video displays made of LEDs or light bulbs, showing short, silent films.
Leave a CommentThe Music Thing Blog is a collection of resources and articles on all things related to digital and interactive music systems. If you’re interested in interaction design and music, it’s worth a read.
Comments closedSajjadah 1426 is a prayer rug woven with electroluminescent wire that increases its brightness as it’s pointed more toward Mecca. A compass module built into the rug senses the orientation and changes the brightness of the EL wires.
Leave a CommentTreehugger is a blog that reports on sustainability issues of all sorts: new alternate power sources, political actions, design-related issues, and more. A decent read if you’re interested in physical design and sustainability.
Leave a CommentThe Responsive environments group at MIT has done a number of interesting projects: parasitic power from shoes, various radio-connected sensors, and more.
Leave a CommentThanks to Yosef Birnboim for the link.See also the Trojan Room Coffee Machine, which was the first web cam…. The coff-e-mail project at Texas A&M follows in the spirit of the Trojan Room Coffee Machine.Thanks to Anees Assali for the link.
Leave a CommentAlzado.netcontrol of spotlights in a public square, operated over the net.
Leave a CommentArthur Ganson has done a number of kinetic sculptures which may change the way you think about animated bodies.
Leave a CommentAmorphic Robot Works makes large-scale robotic expression by Chico MacMurtrie & co. Chico does some great kinetic sculpture and performance work.
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