Work in progress at Ergonomidesign.
For the past 3 months, I’ve been learning the craft of the Interaction Design trade at the amazing office of Ergonomidesign in Stockholm. Being amidst the unsung heroes of Scandinavian design has given me an enormous education (already!) and I’ve been privileged to be collaborating with some brilliant people.
‘The Future of Intergrated [...]
My comments -
Waiting – sucks.
Price – VERY good value for money.
Firdelity of actual product to 3-d render – 80% accurate. Some of the colors and materials look different in reality.
Overall happiness quotient – 4.5 out ot 5 !!!!
Will hope to try this out with Nike+ next…for err… research purposes!
Fact : The social-media ‘meshworks’ that we bind a part of our lives to, are becoming rapidly real-time, living Museums of our Everyday Lives.
These ‘meshes’ coupled with the lives and experiences of everyone we know (and sometimes don’t know!) are social artifacts of a very personal micro- and macro-nature . They are a dynamic testament [...]
(via Robert Meredith)
Some of you might recall a rumor about Phillippe Starck giving British aspirants a lesson in Design.
A ‘Design Reality Show’ – for want of a better word (shudders).
Here comes episode one – with all the drama, tears and The French Accent.
Personally, I quite like the critique he gives. Pretty fair and honest.
Also found [...]
[via www.interactivearchitecture.org]
Made up of 700 meters of aluminium, 6750 LED’s and 5060 m of cables Lab[au]’s Framework f5×5×5 is an interactive kinetic light sculpture, extending the bi-dimensional screen space, by transposition of its pixel resolution to the physical space. Conceived as a modular infrastructure, f5×5×5 is a communication and computation system, propagating in form of light [...]
(via Core77)
Bits ‘N Pieces is an interactive traveling exhibition exploring the rapidly advancing technologies and materials transforming the world of both digital and analog design.
Following the success of the first Spring Summit 2009 at Umeå (organized by a group of my colleagues, mentors and the dynamic Matt Cottam), the Fall Summit 2009 is on it’s way with another day that promises to be memorable.
(poster designed by Pierre-Alexandre Poirier; via www.interactiondesign.se)
I convinced my employers, Ergonomidesign (eternally grateful!) to let me [...]
I’d heard of Pachube before, but I discovered it today while looking through Matt Jones’ blog at BERG (his collaboration with the-team-formerly-known-as-Schulze-and-Webb).
Excerpt from their website:
‘Pachube is a web service available at http://www.pachube.com that enables you to store, share & discover realtime sensor, energy and environment data from objects, devices & buildings around the world. Pachube [...]
Now this is one amazing, FUN project – I would like to see myself be a part of someday!
This site is dedicated to the thought that something as simple as fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better.
Be it for yourself, for the environment, or for something entirely different, the only [...]