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New Materials

• Haptic, Interactive, Kinetic, MIT, New Materials

  Kinesthetic Informatic Interface

  10.18.06 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Super Cilia Skin by  Hayes Raffle, Mitchell Joachim, & James Tichenor is a tactile and visual system consisting of an array of actuators that are anchored to an elastic membrane. These actuators represent […]

• Kinetic, New Materials, Scuplture/Installation

  Curious Implantation - Nicole Knauer

  09.11.06 | Permalink | Comment?

  On the openinng night of Ars Electronica I visited the KunstRaum Goethestraße to see Nicole Knauer’s remarkable installation ‘Curious Implantation ‘ made from 500,000 white plastic cable ties. Using a generic object for day to day electronics and every installation artists most basic tool she has made a landscape that from a distance appears […]

• New Materials, Visual

  Magink

  09.08.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  magink display technologies have developed full-colour digital ink technology which manipulates the ink molecules to generate a full-colour spectrum including shades of grey. Images created with this technology can be viewed indoors and outdoors, using the ambient light to enhance the image visibility just like paper and ink.

  magink produce a range of displays for this technology which […]

• Devices, New Materials, Visual

  Electric Plaid - International Fashion Machines

  08.03.06 | Permalink | Comment?

  IFM's Electric Plaid is a unique textile display technology and design material. It is used by IFM to create hand woven, sensuous individual artworks, interior design and architectural surfaces. Electric Plaid combines woven electronic circuits, color-change inks and drive electronics, to add TIME AND MOTION to textile patterns and design. Patterns change […]

• Devices, Kinetic, New Materials

  Utility Fog - John Storrs Hall

  07.28.06 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Imagine it is the year 2100. The population of the Earth, doubling every 30 years or so, has reached nearly 50 billion souls. The price of a comfortable single-family house on one acre […]

• New Materials

  Chronos Chromos Concrete

  04.15.06 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Chronos Chromos Concrete is a system that is able to dynamically display patterns, numbers and text in concrete surfaces. Application could include anything from products for the home to large scale architectural installations.

  Chris Glaister, Afshin Mehin, and Tomas Rosen of the Royal College of Art Innovation Unit have developed embedded devices which allow graphics, […]

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