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March 11, 2009
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March 2, 2009
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Gmail
is really famous among users of all the email clients available on the web and that is not because it has a cool interface rather it is famous for its reliability and huge space (3GB now thats something). Google doesn't stop here and recently Google announced that users can now buy more online storage for Google services just by paying a little amount. So why not use this online storage space and use it externally (Probably as a network drive or one of your own computer hard drives).
links for 2009-02-28
February 28, 2009
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This is the start of the Autumn 2009 Computational Environments studio in the Architecture Faculty at UTS.
We will upload our work here, along with comments, ideas and questions related to the use of interactive media technology in the architecture design studio context.
links for 2009-02-27
February 27, 2009
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These examples are written to interface with the communication examples in Arduino 0008. MaxCommunicationExamples
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Learn Electronics using Arduino!
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We are working in creating the course materials that can be used at different educational institutions. The contents will mainly be a different way of putting the Arduino Tutorials in order. As for 20070413, we will follow the next work pattern:
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Information about electronic modifications to coffee related appliances.
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arduino to max communication
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Some usefull links about Wearables and Arduino (an open-source physical computing platform based on a simple i/o board)
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Arduino + XBee
links for 2009-02-26
February 26, 2009
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This service was created as the first application to use a new RPC mechanism designed in the Computer Laboratory – MSRPC2. It runs over MSNL (Multi-Service Network Layer) – a network layer protocol designed for ATM networks.
A video capture board in an Acorn Archimedes grabs one frame every second and the WWW server requests a frame from it using MSRPC2 (indirectly). Each frame is JPEG encoded by the Archimedes.
The online coffee pot actually predates our World Wide Web server by some time. If you want to know how it all came about, take a look at its (non-technical) biography.
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Approximately 1,500 bunkers were built during World War II along the French shores to forestall an Allied landing—“the Atlantic Wall.” Decommissioned after the Allied invasion of Normandy, this elaborate defense system now lies abandoned.
links for 2009-02-24
February 24, 2009
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Imagining the universe as
seen by a building used to track orbital debris.
links for 2009-02-23
February 23, 2009
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Very cool. But what if you want to incorporate it into a WordPress theme for release? How do you style it when the instructions tell you to modify the plugin files? Good questions. I’ll tell you how.
links for 2009-02-21
February 21, 2009
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Use this tool to find your Flickr user or group id. Just enter the address of your photostream or group pool and it'll find the number for you.
links for 2009-02-19
February 19, 2009
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The always helpful Tech-Recipes has come up with an ingenius way to find latitude and longitude values for any location using Google Maps.
links for 2009-02-18
February 18, 2009
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February 17, 2009
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Try to encourage people to take a taxi with Frankfurt Taxi Services after they’ve had a few drinks, rather than get behind the wheel of their own car.
links for 2009-02-16
February 16, 2009
links for 2009-02-13
February 13, 2009
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Although Panic didn't really invent the effect, the sliding panels on the Coda is great implementation of this effect.
This article will pick apart the pieces required to create the effect, and how to better it.
links for 2009-02-12
February 13, 2009
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February 10, 2009
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February 8, 2009
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Storefront for Art and Architecture
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Baden Wuerttemberg International (BW-I), Zafh.net and the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest, Inc. (GACCoM) will be hosting the symposium “Sustainable Energy Technology in Germany and the U.S.” on Wednesday, February 11, 2009 in Chicago. A delegation of experts from the state of Baden Wuerttemberg will come to the U.S. and participate in a half-day conference where current topics about sustainable energy technology will be discussed.
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specializing in design technology for the built environment
links for 2009-02-07
February 7, 2009
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I am a photographer & designer from Portland, Oregon.
I created Muxtape. Before that I worked at Vimeo.
I am JSTN on Tumblr and chromogenic on Flickr.
I live in Chinatown, New York City.What I’ve been up to lately:
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Facebook is planning to exploit the vast amount of personal information it holds on its 150m members by creating one of the world's largest market research databases.
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Obama popularity stat, up to date.
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Welcome to a preview of the new Muxtape, a minimalist platform for bands to promote their music and listeners to create mixes. We’ve invited 12 of our favorite artists to help test, and in the coming weeks we'll begin allowing bands to sign up themselves for free.
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phpFlickr is a class written by Dan Coulter in PHP (compatible with PHP4 and PHP5) to act as a wrapper for Flickr's API. Methods process the response and return a friendly array of data to make development simple and intuitive.
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The Centre for Advanced Visualization and Interaction, CAVI, is a part of the University of Aarhus with activities within the fields of architecture, design, scientific visualization, art and culture. CAVI's facilities are used for teaching and research and for projects with companies and institutions outside the university.
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Cabspotting traces San Francisco's taxi cabs as they travel throughout the Bay Area. The patterns traced by each cab create a living and always-changing map of city life. This map hints at economic, social, and cultural trends that are otherwise invisible. The Exploratorium has invited artists and researchers to use this information to reveal these "Invisible Dynamics."
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The maps on this page show one way of answering that question. Using colours and contour lines they show how long it takes to travel between one particular place and every other place in the area, using public transport. They also show the areas from which no such journey is possible, because the services are not good enough.
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Since 2001, Stamen has developed a reputation for beautiful and technologically sophisticated projects in a diverse range of commercial and cultural settings.
links for 2009-02-06
February 6, 2009
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REAS.com is a database for C.E.B. Reas
links for 2009-02-05
February 5, 2009
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Media Installation Artist
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FLARE is a modular system to create a dynamic hull for facades or any building or wall surface. Acting like a living skin, it allows a building to express, communicate and
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Lightglove is a “virtual controller” technology worn underneath the wrist that optically senses hand shape and tracks position with motion sensors in real time.
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The SENSACELL system is a new human interface technology for various interior and exterior applications and is scalable from a single module to 1000’s of square feet. The modular sensor detects objects within 6″ through materials such as glass, plastics, wood, tile, etc.
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Beatles Abbey Rd photoshoot.
links for 2009-02-04
February 4, 2009
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Everyone is so keen to rate the best or rest in architectural blogging – here's something a little different but following the trend of the successful A to Z of critical regionalism, architechnophilia proudly presents architectural blogs: a listing from A to Z
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The CADspan Plugin for Google SketchUp allows generation of solid, 3D printable STL files directly from a Google SketchUp model.
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The catch line for Bunkspeed’s Hypershot 3D architectural rendering application is “Render Them Speechless… in minutes,… not hours.” My first reaction was, “Too good to be true and good marketing team”, but can they live up to their promises? The only way to find out is to download the 15 days trial, and I conclude – it’s amazing!
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Twitter bots, aggregators, social software, mobile apps – we use these things more and more in our daily routines to make our lives better. But can we also use them to remake our cities altogether? How can these technologies be applied to transform urban spaces, changing them from the centralized, hard-coded things they are today into finely-tuned, fluid, user-operated systems that are efficient, sustainable and fit for life in the 21st century?
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NOVA, a project from the 150-Jahr-Jubilee of the ETH Zurich, is that world-wide first three-dimensional, bivalent color display. The Six tons heavy lightobject can not only display abstract visualizations, but also photographic and cinematic picture sequences. It will hang three years in the Zurich station hall.
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Have you ever seen a piece of work and wish that you’d done it? Are there projects that you know about that make you want to weep at their brilliance? Well that was the topic of tonights Christmas Lecture, organised by Cybersalon and New Media Knowledge.
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Kubik – big tanks!
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The Center for Virtual Architecture’s research is located at the intersection of architecture, new media and computational technologies.
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This competition winning addition is composed of five interconnected structures as opposed to a single massive expansion. Traversing from the existing building across its sculpture park, the five built "lenses" form new spaces and angles of vision.
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This month the latest Zenith music hall of France opened in Strasbourg, designed by the Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas. With 14.000 square meters and 12.000 seats it is the biggest Zenith music hall yet.
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MArch + MFA Dual Degree Program, Uni at Buffalo, SUNY
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This is a few months old, but never mind. Ab Rogers Design created this London store interior for Russian fashion brand Emperor Moth last autumn.
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Here are some notes from the "New Technologies and New Materials" panel hosted by Peter Cornwell at last weeks Media Architecture Conference. As the opening panel it revealed the current technological developents in media-facade design and exposed the practical experiences of the speakers over a range of different approaches, programs and contexts. As the opening panel, it set the stage for discussing "the next step" and revealed the speed at which technological development is occuring.
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A series of notes on the contemporary façade, from expressive and performative to responsive and interactive.
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Collection of responsive media facade projects.
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Light-emitting wallpaper
With Jonas Samson's high-tech light-emitting wallpaper it's possible to use a two-dimentional flat surface as light source instead of a 3D object. As long as the wallpaper is turned ‘off’, it is indistinguishable as a source of light. Instead, it is just what it appears to be: wallpaper. -
London based Troika has been commissioned by Artwise Curators to create a signature piece at the entrance of the new British Airways luxury lounges in Heathrow Terminal 5.
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Berlin based Art+Com have created a beautiful & poetic kinetic sculpture for the new BMW Museum in Munich.
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Hyposurface
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Confidence tricks are difficult to classify, because they keep changing and often contain elements of more than one type. This list should not be considered complete, but covers the most well-known confidence tricks. Throughout this list, the perpetrator of the confidence trick is frequently called a "con artist" or simply "artist", and the intended victim called a "mark".
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As that old software proverb goes, the first ninety percent of the task takes ninety percent of the time, and the last ten percent takes the other ninety percent.
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Central heating systems have interfaces, and many of us interact with them every day, even if only by experiencing their effects.
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For FREEZE, a recent "month-long celebration of Alaska and life in the north," Vancouver-based molo design was commissioned to create an installation in Anchorage made of snow and ice.
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The new-generation showcase is a highly visible venue, both within the Beijing metropolis and internationally, and a powerful platform to display the work of emerging artists. Its high visibility will be conducive to interactive projects and artistic dialogue within and beyond China’s borders. A compelling program of videos, installations and performances will be organized by a diverse team of independent curators, art institutions, galleries, media schools, corporations, collectors and benefactors, all lead by curator and producer Luisa Gui.
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As promised here are more photographs, drawings and model shots of the solar-powered Greenpix media wall in Beijing by Simone Giostra & Partners.
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Architektur meets Media.
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LED media facades from Ledon, Opto Tech and LTP
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The Centre for Advanced Visualization and Interaction
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Wave hello! As part of a larger Zumtobel job, Ledon has used LED light line to provide accurate accent lighting in corporate colours for a building façade.
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Nordwesthaus on Lake Constance provides an impressive lighting display in the new Rohner harbour. Together with Zumtobel Ledon underlines the harmonious interplay between architecture and light.
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Lighting Technology Projects (LTP) has supplied and installed a low resolution video media wall, designed and specified by Speirs & Major Associates (SaMA) for the atrium of IPC Media's new London HQ. This is in the Blue Fin Building, part of the Bankside 1,2,3 development in Southwark.
