HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT. Fish Scale Sensor This sensor is inspired by the “design” of fish scales and bird feathers: how single elements are repeated, and how it allows the main body to bend smoothly by sliding over the others. The scale in this sensor is made with Eeonyx non-woven conductive textile. The carbon is infused on non woven textile in order […] Woven Pressure sensors Just like Felted Pompom Pressure Sensor and felted crochet pressure sensor, it also works as pressure sensor when conductive yarns are woven into a textile structure.
Here I tried two types of woven structure, satin and honeycomb. Stroke Sensing on the Body A series of experiments on how to apply and adapt the stroke sensor principal to be worn and operated on the body. Position Sensing on the Body For the longest time (since 2008) I’ve wanted to build a full body suit that can track a point of contact on the surface without being disturbed by contortions of the body itself. Resistive Sensors Sheath Bend Sensor Fleckerlteppich Pressure Sensor. Randall Museum in San Francisco. Daniel Franke | Daniel Franke. D-2011. acryl glas cube, acryl glas spools, PC, Screen, Servo Motors, Microcontroller, Processing Application 130 cm x 60 cm x 30 cm. The Question about how we perceive images is the central point of this work. Assuming that respectively distorted May 6, 2011/No comments.
Filed under 'interactive design' Ryoji Ikeda 's digital video installation The Transfinite, that was on show in New York's ParK Avenue Armory until June 11th, 2011. Amongst other things, it has been compared to a walk in an oversized animated Op-Art painting (NY Times). Download this gallery (ZIP, 518 KB) Download full size (55 KB) The Transfinite morphs a continuous stream of scientific data into pulsing, abstract imagery and sounds that are projected onto a massive screen covering most of the Armory's floor and turning into a 45-foot-tall-by-60-foot-wide wall at some point.
Not only does Ikeda dematerialize the space that way, the massive proportions immerse you literally into digital code. Here is a video of visotor: cubanewyork And ere is the actual video that's being projected: And finally a video by the Armory that documents the installation setup: Images from Co.Design and Park Avenue Armory. WebHome. YesYesNo - Reel. Decryptopattern. About CLOUD « CLOUD. Original CLOUD sculpture at Nuit Blanche Calgary.
Photo credit: Doug Wong CLOUD began as a large-scale interactive sculpture created from 6,000 light bulbs by Canadian artists Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett. The piece utilizes everyday domestic light bulbs and pull strings, re-imagining their potential to create wonder and inspire collaboration. As part of the process of creating the sculpture, the artists collected burnt out incandescent light bulbs from the surrounding community, forging an informal relationship with non-artists, reducing costs, and asking audiences to reconsider household items in an alternative context. During exhibition, viewers interact with CLOUD by initiating impromptu collaborations, working as a collective to turn the entire sculpture on and off. A third evolution of the sculpture was created in June 2013 in Chicago, USA.
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