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LiveShop: a real shop on the web

Jimlad 10:44 on 08/04/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Brilliant interactive TV concept

SanderElastique 15:28 on 05/04/2011 | 0 Permalink | Reply

Shit is mad decent!

GOAB. A TV Experience Concept from Syzygy on Vimeo.

Via Haute Technique

The future of Kinect; Inside Microsoft Research

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

Impressive tech demo by Microsoft Research^W.

Via Engadget

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

Life is like a video game

SanderElastique 05:14 on 27/11/2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply

In this really interesting TEDx^W talk from Seth Priebatsch, the Chief Ninja @ SCVNGR (a game-layer on top of the “real” world). In his talk he explaines how these real-life game mechanics work. Interesting stuff. He states that this decade was the decade of social and the coming decade the decade of games. Enemy RC-XD spotted!

Via Mashable

“How to play” SCVNGR video after the break.

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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.