Posts Tagged ‘Open Source’
DODECAUDION by panGenerator
Dodecaudion is a spatial audiovisual controller based on such technologies as infrared distance sensors, arduino, bluetooth, processing and osc.
Kinetic Pavillion
This Kinetic Pavillion project intents to be new kind of pavilion that’s capable of acting upon changing weather conditions, movement or human moods/mindsets.
Arduino- The Documentary
Arduino The Documentary 2010 is finally out, and available for everyone to see it online
A Manifesto for Postindustrial Design
Mass production, as we know it, will soon be extinct. So say goodbye to heavy metals, huge warehouses, and durable goods. And say hello to the bearable lightness of living networks, metabolism, and code.
So, what is Processing?
Lecture from its creators Ben Fry and Casey Reas given last year at the ART && CODE SYMPOSIUM were they explain basically almost everything you need to understand and know of this development environment.
Open Source Project for the Venice Biennale
Last week I was interviewed for the Open Source Project for the Venicie Biennale , where I talked a little bit about some of my thoughts about Open Source
Strata #3 – Bordeaux by Quayola
Another great project by the london based talented visual artist Quayola . In this occasion bringing one his projects of 2009 an audiovisual installation commissioned by Evento and Lumin
Creating your own economy
Every person is able to create their own economy and create their own little world—for the first time they are able to really craft things the way they want.
OSLOOM
OSLOOM (short for OPEN SOURCE LOOM) is a project aimed at creating an open source electromechanical thread-controlled floor loom that will be computer controlled.
Processing for Architecture
Processing started as a platform for introducing artists and designers to programming languages for the development of generative graphics , interactive applications
Xylem by Federico Weber [processing]
Xylem is a perfect example of how I think the future of industrial design may be, we live in times were the internet and digital tools have potentialize the collective creation
Karsten Schmidt / Open source Identity
Karsten Schmidt in one of the best designers I have recently seen in the fields of computational design, data, interaction, open-source coding & art
Technolgy & Adaptation
The speed of changes that we experiment in the present societies to a great extent has to do with factors like the population growth . . .
