You know that we, here at Willekeurigheid, are not the biggest friends of GoogleW, but that the f#ck, that doesn’t stop us from enjoying their fantastic viral videoWs. This time Google ChromeW takes on the real world in a speed test. And if that isn’t enough for you there is also a making of. Enjoy!
Google Chrome Speed Tests
Making of Google Chrome Speed Tests
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Sounds of Hamburg is a brilliant project in which you can use a webcam feed of HamburgW and interaction to create classical music!
Fat shit, oldie!
Via Monotask
Prepare to be sucked in to a liquid vortex, a celestial
extravaganza of wondrous visions and ethereal sounds. By Eness.
Courtesy of the Hasso Platner Institute, Germany.
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Sander ter Braak, graduation student at HKU/KMT, Digital Media Design (Jeuhhh DMD-Terror Corps!!!), made this prototype of a 3D ground projection that keeps the right perpective when you walk around it. To see, is to believe!
In his own words:
For my research on augmented reality, I created this test to project a 3d object in the environment. The user will always see the model from the right perspective, using anamorphisis. Soon more info. The project explores projection of a 3d object in space dependant on viewer’s location. In the movie embeded below the first scene shows a simulation, the second a user view, the third from a different angle showing the anamorphosis.
Inspiring stuff with a high drool factor! Can’t wait for the finished project.
Augmented anamorphosis from Sander ter Braak on Vimeo.
Via Sander ter Braak
Performance van The Maneken, een dj uit het verre oostblok, met een wel heel dikke interactieve techno-tafel.
Video is opgenomen op Kazantip, een 6 (!!!) weken durend dance-festival op een Ukraïns eiland.
Enjoy!
intiutieve user interface…
met luiers nog om weliswaar.. maar toch
We see interesting interactive narrative possibilities 
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The MITW Media Lab have come up with an proof of concept for Minority Report (film)W style of interacting with your screen. Sweet!
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