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October 2009
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August 2009
Bokode - Camera Culture Group, MIT Media Lab
Bokode: Imperceptible Visual Tags for
Camera Based Interaction from a Distance
Johnny Holland - It’s all about interaction » Blog Archive » The iPhone is Not Easy to Use: A New Direction for UX Design
For every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. You find the fun and SNAP! The job’s a game!
My grand-father was saying: life is a game
fontplore // an interactive application designed for searching and exploring font databases
Fontplore is an interactive application designed for searching and exploring font databases.Fontplore helps you to easily find the right typeface for your project in a collection of several thousands of fonts. It lets you browse, preview, compare and print the fonts you are interested in.
And the clou is: It does all that on an interactive table, using tangible objects to navigate and control actions, so the workflow is easy to understand - easy to grasp!
July 2009
Socio-Technical Assemblages « Service Design Research
There’s a strong tendency to see services as ‘things’: we often hear that services are ‘more complex’ than products. All kinds of means to grasp the complexity of an airline or a hospital can be applied – cybernetics, actor-network theory, etc. But the interaction between a prostitute and his or her john or jane is complex in a way I don’t think these approaches capture.
June 2009
inspiring touch-related interaction design | re/touch: an encyclopædia of touch and culture
re/touch brings together hundreds of cross-cultural examples of social norms and values involving touch—all categorised according to actions related to touching.
YouTube - Project Natal
May 2009
adaptive path » blog » Rachel Hinman » MobilGlyph: Making Data Tangible
Entering contact information into a mobile device is not a trivial task. Phones are *not* optimized for text input, making this important task an awkward and time-consuming interaction for even the most proficient user.
FromKeetra - //////////////////////// ANONYMOUS HUGGING///////
Internet version physiqueThe Anonymous Hugging Wall
April 2009
Information Science Reference
pourquoi les 265$ ???As technology becomes further meshed into our culture and everyday lives, new mediums and outlets for creative expression and innovation are necessary.
The Handbook of Research on Computational Arts and Creative Informatics covers a comprehensive range of topics regarding the interaction of the sciences and the arts. Exploring new uses of technology and investigating creative insights into concepts of art and expression, this cutting-edge Handbook of Research offers a valuable resource to academicians, researchers, and field practitioners.
Dana Gordon - interaction design
Message Table
An answering machine that was merged into a wooden table. For each message received, a box appears on the table. To listen, open the box - and to delete, push it back into the desk. Exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum, at the Salone del Mobile 2005 in Milano and at the Gallery AB , Torino.
(designed with Shawn Bonkowski)
March 2009
The Next Generation in Human Computer Interfaces - Awesome Videos | Singularity Hub
For decades our options for interacting with the digital world have been limited to keyboards, mice, and joysticks. Now with a new generation of exciting new interfaces in the pipeline our interaction with the digital world will be forever changed. In this post we will look at some amazing demonstrations, mostly videos, that showcase new ways of interacting with the digital world. Enjoy!
February 2009
Chris Heathcote: anti-mega: flight strip to-dos
Social Life of Paper ( connects to papernet ). it reminds me also of the japanese paper strips attached to a ring that japanese students used to study vocabulary. little *physical* piece of information accessible in discrete manner. mmmm thinking out loud. sense of satisfaction when sorting a pile of clothes, washing a big pile of dishes, making books straight. visible physical workIn my mind, they’re the ultimate to-do (or to-worry) list. So – why not make a to-do list out of flight strips? My life is very often like Heathrow arrivals.
