Fenêtre arrière sur le Japon en papier augmenté. Les Low-tech - LTL - Low-tech Lab. DIY Cellphone. Living Joconde. Strate à Futur en Seine 2015. Home - tempescope. Home - Ultrahaptics. After Dark. Play Video Over five nights in August 2014, the public logged-on to the After Dark web app to take a space-age tour through 500 years of British art.
Equipped with cameras, the robots’ journeys were watched by thousands of people world-wide via the internet, alone in their adventure except for their robotic co-explorers. A few lucky people, chosen at random, were given the opportunity to actually control a robot themselves, navigating their own journey round Tate Britain’s historic building and collection. Future Hunter-Gatherer - Finalist Electrolux Design Lab 2014. Google Cardboard – Google VR. Monyay - Studio 360 + IDEO. Monyay - Studio 360 + IDEO. Inventors! STEAM CO. Day — STEAM Co. Art and SOLE (T)Melanie Horan : Teacher, Broadwood Primary School/SOLE Central, Newcastle University The Creative Teacher (F)Carol Allen : Advisory Teacher ICT and Inclusion, North Tyneside Council Summary and Q&A (T)Iain Watson : Director, Tyne & Wear Museums The STEMETTES (F)Anne-Marie Imafidon : Head STEMette, The STEMettes.
Designer turns children's inventions into reality - Video - Technology. Dominic Wilcox portfolio, news and videos. Dominic Wilcox portfolio page. Kellogg’s challenged artist and designer Dominic Wilcox to make breakfast time more fun and interesting for families and children going back to school.
The morning can be a stressful time for parents getting the kids ready and so any help to make it a stress free and enjoyable time is welcome. Inventions include:Soggy-o-Meter Everyone who eats cereal has their own particular sogginess preference. This device allows you to set a timer precisely to your preferred cereal sogginess. Simply select one of 5 cereals and turn the dial to select your required sogginess, from ‘not soggy’ right up to ‘soggylicious’. Dominic Wilcox serves breakfast by drone for Kellogg's. British inventor Dominic Wilcox has designed a series of playfully absurd breakfast accessories for Kellogg's to encourage children to eat in the mornings (+ movie).
Wilcox's Re-imagining Breakfast inventions for American food manufacturer Kellogg's include a tummy-rumble amplifier and a breakfast-serving drone. The set of seven items also features a soggy-o-meter, an energy-detecting spoon, a wireless talking pillow, a head-mounted crane that serves cereal, and a Snap, Crackle and Pop speaker. Intended to catch out anyone that has skipped breakfast, the Hungry Tummy Rumbler has a built-in microphone that attaches to children's waists and connects to a giant amplifying orange brass horn.
"My first sketch was just a little person with some huge horns attached," Wilcox told Dezeen. "With my drawings I'm trying to explain the idea in the simplest and most direct way possible. MOTI. Solenica - let the sunshine in. Cornetto’s Commitment Rings. McDonald's Turns Placemats Into Little Music Production Stations Connected to Your Phone. Wasn't it fun when we were kids to doodle on restaurants' paper placements with crayons?
Well, McDonald's has introduced a high-tech, musical version of that sort of play with McTrax—a snazzy placemat that acts like a little music production station. TBWA\Neboko in the Netherlands created McTrax.