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Watch these incredibly strong microrobots pull a full-sized car
Scientists from the Biomimetics and Dexterous Manipulation Laboratory (BDML) were able to use just six of their 17-gram microTug robots to pull an 1,800 kg car. That’s like six humans towing the Eiffel Tower.
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inspiration for my cyberpunk themed party poster!
Internet Yami-Ichi - NYC
If you are lucky enough to be in New York this weekend, you’ll be able to attend a flea market featuring internet related goods created by artists, everything from social media notification stickers to scarfs with malware virus knitted patterns.
Originally set up in Japan, these events have been happening around the world - here is a video showcasing the last one in Amsterdam back in May this year:
The Internet Yami-Ichi* is a free-to-attend flea market where people gather and exchange “Internet-ish”things in real life. Originating in the mysterious orient** the New York edition of the Internet Yami-Ichi will be the first in the United States and appropriately, the largest yet. Over 100 vendors will sell their stuff at Knockdown Center, a 50,000 square foot former door factory-turned arts space in Maspeth, Queens.
Online secret society IDPW organized the first Internet Yami-Ichi in Tokyo in 2012. Since then it has travelled to Berlin, Sapporo, Brussels, and Amsterdam. Past vendor items include glitch-embroidered clothing, Edward Snowden snow globes, and apps rejected by Apple. The Internet Yami-Ichi in New York coincides with the first ever WWyW (World Wide YamiIchi Weeks), simultaneous markets in Taichung, Taiwan; Linz, Austria, and Seoul, Korea.
Flea markets and the Internet are both fanatical and chaotic mixes of the amazing and the useless. In the Internet Yami-Ichi the wills and desires which brought us online are salvaged into a social exchange celebrating the Internet, in the real world.
Organized by IDPW, exonemo, Chris Romero, and Eri Takane
You can find out more about the event here
Come check out #Glitchaus this Saturday, Sept 12 in NYC!
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Connection. Breathing. Expansion
Sam Mattacott, Artist, London
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Forever 21 Thread Screen
Project by Breakfast NY is a visual display using an array of thread to display Instagram images in real-time:
Forever 21 and BREAKFAST (agency) are excited to unveil the F21 Thread Screen, a 2000 pound machine that uses 6,400 spools of thread to display Instagrams that are hashtagged with #F21ThreadScreen.
There is a livefeed on the project website which can display Instagram images which are tagged #F21ThreadScreen (and some maybe documented on their specific YouTube channel).
You can see the live stream or find out more here
Water-Reacting Architectural Surface
Impressive project by Chao Chen, product design student at the Royal College of Arts, who has created a prototype for a building material (laminate) that shape shifts when it rains. It’s inspired by a similar mechanism found in pinecones.
The water-reacting surface is an architectural exterior material. Installed outside the building, it brings bright colour to residents in dim rainy days, especially in cities usually rains (London, Nanjing, Wuxi, etc.). On sunny days, the tiles of the surface are dry and lie flat. On rainy days, the tiles get wet and bend automatically, gently opening and showing the colour hidden beneath the surface to bring vitality to the space.
There’s a lot of potential in sensing, reacting and shape shifting materials out there. Hope to see more ambient and invisible technology like this one in the near future. You have to love the simplicity and elegance of the approach.
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New project under construction for Karma Fields.
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Clouds
An innovative interactive documentary on coding and creativity has been released featuring many key figures in the field. Featuring 3D content which you can guide, the content can also be viewed with an Oculus Rift headset:
A generation of artists and hackers have emerged on the internet using open source technologies for experiments in art and design.
CLOUDS is an interactive documentary and a portrait of this community of digital pioneers, explored through the lens of code. The project asks questions about the future of creativity at a time when algorithms play an important role in shaping culture.
People featured in the film include 40 artists, designers and hackers who participate in the co-creation of free tools for creative expression: Processing and openFrameworks. Reflecting the story of these online communities, the software behind CLOUDS was built in C++ using openFrameworks, and includes real-time interactive visualizations by the artists featured in the documentary.
In its revolutionary hybrid format, somewhere between a documentary, a videogame, and data visualization, CLOUDS allows viewers to navigate a web of ideas. It uses a data-driven Story Engine to present an endless ever-changing conversation, where artists co-exist with their code, presented through real-time interactive visual systems and lush 3D environments.
Highly recommended - you can rent a stream for $5 or purchase a copy for $10 (for Mac and PC) for the interactive version.
You can find out more about the project here
As I just posted. More details above courtesy of the wonderful prostheticknowledge . Once more with feeling.
Image Hand
A new feature for VR development from Leap Motion and Unity allows you to see your actual hands in virtual spaces:
The Image Hand asset is a blend between Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR). It displays images of your real hands from the camera sensors with the full interactivity and 3D behavior of our classic rigged hands. This works by projecting the raw images of your hands into a 3D mesh that can interact with other objects in real-world space – with total fidelity to depth, intersections and more.
You can find out more here
Teamlab immersive installations infill the japan pavilion for expo milan 2015,
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