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The future of Kinect; Inside Microsoft Research

SanderElastique 01:18 on 27/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Impressive tech demo by Microsoft Research^W.

Lenno 15:49 on 25/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

En ik was gisteren bij een screening van IDFX (cultvideotheek in Breda en Rotterdam) met allemaal shorts van B-movies en underground tot trasher films. en daar kwamen we werk van Martha Colburn tegen. < mooie ruwe stijl

hier een ander werk van haar

human touchtable interface

Lenno 23:48 on 23/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

I love you to death...

SanderElastique 02:05 on 23/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Brilliant cinematic trailer for the zombie game Dead Island^W.

Via Gamekings (Jeuhhhhhhhh!)

Conductor: mta.me

Niekname 17:30 on 15/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Conductor: http://www.mta.me from Alexander Chen on Vimeo.

At http://www.mta.me, Conductor turns the New York subway system into an interactive string instrument. Using the MTA’s actual subway schedule, the piece begins in realtime by spawning trains which departed in the last minute, then continues accelerating through a 24 hour loop. The visuals are based on Massimo Vignelli’s 1972 diagram.

more info.

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Star Wars; The new trilogy: Amazing review

SanderElastique 22:43 on 14/02/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Star Wars^W maybe The Force^W that binds us, Nerds^W. Mr. Plinkett tells us why the new Star Wars Trilogy is so bad compared to the original trilogy. By using his thorough knowledge of film-theory & narration, he painfully dissects the mishaps of the new Trilogy. I embedded the The Phantom Menace^W as a teaser, for all the reviews, go over to RedLetterMedia. A must see IMHO^W!

The Phantom Menace review by Mr. Plinkett

Via Jeff Cannata

Sweet Kinect hacking for a real-life Hadouken

SanderElastique 23:58 on 17/01/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Very cool Kinect hacking, by using a beamer to create a realtime tracking projection, making your environment interactive!

Kinect Hadouken from Elliot Woods on Vimeo.

Via Engadget

Lego+AR+Interactivity=Epic Experience FTW!

SanderElastique 03:08 on 27/11/2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Intel^W‘s Research Lab has come up with a awesome idea to incorporate in toys. By using a Kinect^W like camera they can see shapes and give them contextual interaction with their environment.

This experiment gives a glimpse into the future which is really interesting. Are we going to shape all our experiences with rich interactive programmed content or is this a logical step in evolution? Anyhoe good busy Intel, it makes me think.