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Spatial Robots is being Updated

The website will be undergoing an update this week. Expect the new website to be up by next week. Thanks!

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Block & Blockele by Daniel Goddemeyer

Block & Blockele by Daniel Goddemeyer

Block & Blockele by Daniel Goddemeyer is a novel building block system of characters, figures and elements that interlock with each other in an unlimited number of ways. The idea is to construct toys (or anything you can imagine) by combining abstract three-dimensional elements with surface graphics that transform each element into a unique character or element.

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Peripetics by Zeitguised

Peripetics by Zeitguised

Amazing living spatial systems. The complete title is “Peripetics or The installation of an irreversible axis on a dynamic timeline.” The short “entails six imaginations of disoriented systems that take a catastrophic turn”. Peripetics is a piece in six acts made by Zeitguised for the opening exhibition at the Zirkel Gallery. Sound design by Zeitguised [...]

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Microsoft Office Labs – Future Vision 2019

Interesting montage of different concepts for tangibility of information across multiple disciplines. The health services video is especially interesting.

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Kenjiro Okazak – DekNobo Duet

Great spatial robotic system perfectly coreographed.
website here

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Lego Mindstorm – Ogre Tank

Tank can autonomously detects target and destroy other tanks. Amazing.

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Umeric – MTV ‘Organic’ Idents

Amazing 3d spatial manifestations.

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iPoint 3d – Gesture Technology

Another company offering the technology to control interfaces with no gloves or objects. An overhead motion detecting system fed signals to a nearby computer, which then translated the hand gestures into paddle movements within the simple two player Pong game.

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MIT – “The Sixth Sense” Wearable Computing

Students at MIT Media Lab have developed a wearable computing system that turns any surface into an interactive display. Great low budget project that allows information to be contextually displayed with physical objects. Got to love how you can take pictures and use your hand as a phone.
website here

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Mark Coleran – Reel

Really interesting movie interfaces worth looking at.

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