torsdag 21. februar 2008

Tangible interaction projects

Lecture by Timo Arnall and Einar Sneve Martinussen

 part 2



Ubiqutous-city, Korea

-we have the home computer but what happens when we move into public spheres?

-american technologies that are not allowed to be tested in the U.S 

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Blinkenlights

-uses large empty buildings as screens where the windows are individual pixels


Open city(Graffiti research lab)

-drawing machine

-large projections on buildings

-using buildings as paper



LED-throwies 

-led attached to magnets with batteries that can be thrown onto walls at night

-looking for metal surfaces in the city



YellowArrow.net

-each arrow has a code that you can send a story with 160 characters to a website. the story can then be read by others by sending an sms with the code seen on the specific arrow 

-not very successful; maybe built on false assumptions that people want to tell stories, and that people want to read stories from strangers...



Biomapping.net

-community engangement

-measures your stress level and maps them to areas where you have been and shows them graphically

-started as an abstract project but may now be used in city planning

-dividing mind and body, map your feelings.



MogiMogi.com

-orientation game, treasure hunt to find your way through the city

-address your destination, then you are given different clues and landmarks to find on your way to the destination. 

-misused as a game rather than a guide tool



Day of the figurines



Air (Area's Immediate Readings)

-portable devices which reads air quality

-many of these carried around be people gives a big picture all together



Blogging pigeons

-what if objects blogged? 



Windowzoo

-stickers fitted on the windows



Flash mobs / Eat brains

-internet is great at gathering people together



Streetwars

-Hitman-game

-apply to a game master, get an ID and register your address, get a mission which is to shoot a person with a water gun



Etsy.com

-sell your crafts and products that you have made



Thinglink

-show your crafts and things



Instructables.com



Flocks-by christien



Milkproject.net

-track the milk from the cow in mongolia to the table in cheese form in belgium



Megan Trainor- with hidden numbers



RFID snakes and ladders



Symbolic table



Sharer- by Vinay Venkatraman



Everything is a toy

-decided that everything in the world is a toy



RFID mon Amour



Arithmetic Garden- by Masahiko and Takashi

-physical full scale mathematic game

-walk around through gates with different numbers and solve the equation



Yourday- RFID visitor tracking at Alton Towers

-track your day in an amusement park and get it on DVD at the exit

-consider to change for example this controlled context rather than changing everyday life situations



Moving Pictures



Smart urban intelligence

-maps the places where you have been through the day

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