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In an effort to dive deeper into HCI (Human Computer Interaction) by hacking together parts easily acquired, I set out to build something especially "non-computery" - introducing the Interactive Mirror . On paper, this construction looked like it'd be novel and fun. I was pleasantly surprised to see it was way more fun than expected once I fired it up. The cognitive machine that is your brain automatically deals with things like size and distance and perspective, a job it hopefully does fairly well, you don't have to give a mirror's reflection much thought. However, interacting with buttons and animation layered on your reflection and the world behind you is unlike any other touchscreen experience. This unexpectedness, to me, is precisely the allure of HCI and all things touch-capable. http://blog.litstudios.com/index.php?/archives/14-Interactive-Mirror.html

Interactive Mirror - Blog.LitStudios.com

I.P.C.

http://www.objetgraphik.com/i-p-c.html "I.P.C. est un générateur de villes fantômes qui transforme le n° IP des internautes en buildings monochromes, I.P.C. (Internet Protocol City) est davantage un archipel numérique qu’une cité. Les différentes visualisations d’I.P.C. correspondent aux 256 dernières connexions enregistrées. Grâce à l’identification des n° IP, I.P.C. devient l’illustration la plus littérale du village planétaire de Marshall Mc Luhan.

Ex-îles / installation interactive / espace hybride

Installation interactive | Espace hybride Ex-îles est une installation interactive composée d'un bassin de cinq mètres sur deux de vingt centimètres de haut rempli d'eau lumineuse et d'une extension numérique sur internet. L'interaction peut se faire à partir de l'espace physique ou du site. http://www.electronicshadow.com/exiles/index2.htm
The digital clock show the time as a relief on elastic textile. Every minute the numbers moves back leaving a flat surface, the time change and the numbers moves forward showing the time.The first clock of this kind was made http://www.albinkarlsson.com/projects/digital/digitalgold.html

Namnlöst dokument

Polygon Playground /// dynamic lounge object /// The "Polygon Playground" is a large scale interactive lounge object. It offers room for up to 40 persons at a time to walk, sit and explore its multifaceted surfaces. Gradient ramps guide to the top plateau or offer space to sit and rest. The installation features a software aided 3D surface projection system to cover the object with a seamless 360 degree projection mapping. An additional sensory system detects peoples positions and proximity.

Polygon Playground

http://www.polygon-playground.com/
http://www.objetgraphik.com/Nebula.html Article publié en 2001 : Présentée à Milan pendant la semaine du salon du Meuble, l’exposition Smart Connections de Philips dévoile les fruits des recherches du secteur design de la marque, dirigé par Stefano Marzano. Les projets présentés sont les résultats d’une "quête du pouvoir, du confort et de la liberté" à travers les nouvelles technologies.

Nebula

http://www.t-immersion.com/project-gallery/alstom-power-graphic-demonstration

Video Gallery

With a new CEO driving a new corporate strategy, the energy and transportation giant needed to make a big impression. Total Immersion created an AR-driven presentation for Alstom to share its vision of the future with 700 of its most important worldwide managers. With CEO Patrick Kron directing the experience, a 3D city of the future rose up from the stage.

alvinaronson.com

Mika Tajima A visual artist and musician, Mika Tajima’s practice often navigates between installation, video, sculpture, performance, and sound. Her work attempts to... http://alvinaronson.com/
The current system uses an LCD panel for display, and another earlier version deploys a video projecter that enables a feather light screen. See the video demonstration below. http://cat2.mit.edu/deskrama/

Deskrama Body

http://www.smoothware.com/danny/shinyballs.html Shiny Balls Mirror - 2003 921 hexagonal black-anodized aluminum tube extrusion, 921 chrome-plated plastic balls, 819 motors, control electronics, video camera, computer. Size - W 56" x H 50" x D 20" (142cm, 127cm, 50cm) The third addition to the mechanical mirror group, Shiny Balls Mirror displays a crisp and clean facade of aluminum and chrome utilizing the jewel-like reflections on its balls to form the reflection of the viewer twice: Once on each ball and once on the entire piece.

Daniel Rozin Shiny Balls Mirror

Theo Watson Projects - 2009

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Body Navigation « ole kristensen

As software artist i create computer programmed interactive art. My work combines installation art, audiovisual set design, modern dance, graphic design and performance art. Through developing digitally controlled setups – often with firsthand written open source software – one of my main interests lies in participating in new and challenging creative spaces for artistic practices and research, ranging from large-scale media-based installations to theatre and dance productions.