Latest projects

• Angel (04/23/2009 02:48 pm)

  An ambient sensing tool to help people when they report crisis or personal needs.

  We live in dense urban landscapes that have crisis at many different scales. A crisis may be a large event such as a tsunami, an earthquake, a terrorist attack or other large scale disaster. A crisis may be something smaller such as a house fire, or a pileup on the freeway, a gas leak or a road out. A crisis may be something relatively minor, a crisis only to one person, such as being locked out of ones car, or trying to find a lost pet, or needing help sharing babysitting duties....

• ImageWiki (04/23/2009 02:48 pm)

  Visual search for cell phones. A means for finding information about things in the real world by taking a picture of them with your camera phone. Using physical hyperlinks to connect to the digital shadows for things, images, video and text. See http://imagewiki.org as shown at http://wherecamp.org in 2008....

• SpinnyGlobe (04/23/2009 02:48 pm)

  Papervision3d is making it pretty easy for people to roll their own spinny globes. But somehow the flash community seems more interested in trying to monetize their little projects instead of contributing to something bigger. What we're really trying to do here is encourage people to contribute to a foundation and take their rewards from the larger market that would ensue. The real question is how to build community and outreach so that there is a contributor resource pool? Our approach is to provide a simple 3d visualization platform for a 3d globe that others can build on. ...

• WhereIs (04/23/2009 02:48 pm)

  WhereIs is a social project where we modify iphones to track individuals locations every 10 minutes. This creates a visual record of their navigation through space and makes it possible for their friends to know where they are at all time. This work was presented in the Immaterialized Exhibit at Disjecta and serves as a code component for other social place sharing projects as well as a study on the implications of loss of privacy...

• MakerLab (04/23/2009 02:48 pm)

  Where we talk about our ideas about our ideas.