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• Architecture, Flying, Inflatable, Interactive, Scuplture/Installation, robotics

  VIDA

  04.23.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Here are a number videos of installations and sculptures on the theme of artificial life which won awards at VIDA last year. Via wmmna

  Mission eternity sarcophagus
  Etoy.corporation launched the Mission Eternity Project in 2005, foregrounding on the one hand respect for the human longing to survive in some way after death, and on the other a […]

• Devices, Flying, Kinetic, robotics

  Insect Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems

  04.14.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  The Hybrid Insect Micro Electro Mechanical Systems project aims to create literal shutterbugs — camera-toting insects whose nerves have grown into their internal silicon chip so that wranglers can control their activities. DARPA researchers are also raising cyborg beetles with power for various instruments to be generated by their muscles. via spatialrobot

• Architecture, Flying, Kinetic, Scuplture/Installation

  Troika - Cloud

  01.26.08 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  This seems to have spread all over the design and architecture blogs. Cloud by Troika is a beautiful object and really superb piece of engineering, especially with its mix of high tech digital control and nostalgic low tech actuation.

  There’s a nice video here from youtube and Chris O’Shea has some details on pixelsumo blog […]

• Events, Flying, Inflatable, Interactive, Networked, Scuplture/Installation, Visual

  Burble London - Usman Haque - part 2

  09.19.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Congratulations to Usman Haque and his team on the second successful flight of his ‘Burble‘ project. Here are a few photos of the event which was held in london over the weekend.

  Thanks to Joe for the Photos

• Events, Flying

  Burble London - Usman Haque

  09.14.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  Burble London: September 16, 2007, Holland Park, London

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  If your in London, make sure you don’t miss this. I’ve heard from the guys working on this, that its even better than Usmans 1st flight of Burble at the Singapore Biennale in 2006 (See picture above)

• Flying

  Zero Genie

  12.04.06 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  I’m doing a talk later this week at Goldsmiths Art College for the Live Art Garden Initiative along with a couple of artists including Jem Finer who’s work I look forward to finding a lot more about. Here’s his Zero Genie project which he collaborates on with Ansuman Biswas. They describe themsleves as ‘Slightly […]

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