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A couple of nights ago, Parisoma hosted Connected: A Combined SFIoT, SF Hardware, and Sensored (SF) Meetup. It was a giant combo pack of hardware goodness, with a panel consisting of Mike Kuniavsky, Rachel Kalmar, and Dan Saffer - with Jon Bruner holding court. A few of the more salient comments are written in, though good luck with the handwriting...
All this is leading up to O'Reilly's Solid conference. Holy crap, that looks to be a crazy event.
Street Eraser: Giant Stickers Appear to Erase the Streets of London with Photoshop
My great friend Rich DDT (http://richddt.blogspot.com/) gave us an overview of his work, including the Pulse of the City installation (http://www.dailydot.com/technology/pulse-of-the-city-project-sxsw/), which recently won the Interactive Art Award at SXSW. He also invited us to visit the REBOOT: Music exhibit that he and JB Kirby are curating at the San Jose Tech Museum -- a really stellar grouping of interactive music artists, which I had the pleasure of helping out with! Then, Tim Thompson gave us a demo of one of his Space Palettes (http://nosuch.com/tjt/index.html). These instruments, which respond to hand movements in beautiful wooden frames, are also part of the REBOOT exhibit. Sensored Meetup (Lemnos Labs).
Carl Callewaert walked us through creating a basic, interactive scene in Unity (a 3D interactive interface engine). Oh man! I've been wanting to give Unity a try for a while now, so I was delighted to get this unexpected tutorial. I feel like a(n already quite low) barrier to entry has been broken. Hooray! Emotiv Designathon (Pivotal Labs).
Adam, the seemingly single-named tech specialist, walked us through the Emotiv SDK. Excited to try this out! Emotiv Designathon (Pivotal Labs).
Anitha Rao-Frisch, M.D., gave us an accessible overview of the brain's lobes and their functions. Her presentation included an arresting image of a sensor bank overlaid on an exposed human brain!! Emotiv Designathon (Pivotal Labs).
Tan Le, founder and CEO of Emotiv, welcomed us and introduced us to the general functions of Emotiv's new headset, the Insight. Emotiv Designathon (Pivotal Labs).
Chris McKay told us about the challenges of recording data in Antarctica and on Mars (same difference), and made us wonder how to detect alien life. Science Hack Day 2013 (California Academy of Sciences)
I did a couple more sketches during the Q&A. Here's another of Michael Koster. Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
I believe this is a better one of Chris Jeffries. Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Duppy muses upon the progression of data absorption and use: data --> information --> knowledge --> wisdom. Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Tantek Çelik thinks you should support code that functions as building blocks that will withstand the test of time -- as opposed to faddish and proprietary APIs. Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Michael Koster talks about the Internet of Things, and warns us to always read the license on a product you're using to gather information: it may even prevent you from using your own data! Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Ever the gracious host, Rachel Kalmar is currently sporting eleven self-tracking devices - including a Basis watch or two, a Shine, a Jawbone Up, a Nike Fuel band, and a couple of Fitbits, among others. Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Chris Jeffries speaks about data storage and control. If you store your data on someone's system, how will you ensure that you maintain control over it? What's open? What's accessible? Sensored Meetup #10, "Data! APIs! Standards!" (Lemnos Labs).
Charlie Nox talks about how each of us can learn to date with our personal "cancer". ("I want cancer to be my wingman!") Amanda Palmer shares her insights about crowdfunding: using the Internet in this way promotes art and reduces waste. BIL 2013 (Long Beach, CA)
A rather poor drawing of improv musician Steve Beresford. "As you can see, everything I have here is incredibly cheap and nasty." Music Hacklab (London Hackspace).
