Ein neuer Web-Dienst, der von Oregon aus betrieben wird, fordert Nutzer auf, Messgeräte zu kaufen. Das ambitionierte Projekt wird unter anderem vom japanischen Ministerium für Erziehung, Wissenschaft und Technologie unterstützt, ist bis dato aber noch nicht auf Japanisch übersetzt worden.
Techkreativ – Intelligente Kleidung
Computers are getting smaller and more inconspicuous. As so-called wearables, they can be integrated unobtrusively into everyday objects. They’re even making incursions into
our clothes. The Digital Media working group at the University of Bremen (DE) will help workshop participants
develop and implement their own ideas for wearables of the future.
credit: dimeb
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- Kissing Machine / Ben Cowden
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- Kissing Machine / Ben Cowden
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- Face to Facebook – Lovely-Faces.com
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- Europe vs. Facebook
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- Max Schrems (Europe vs. Facebook)
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- face to facebook
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APEX radio telescope
The Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) is a radio telescope located at 5,100 meters above sea level, at the Llano de Chajnantor Observatory in the Atacama desert, in northern Chile, 50 kilometers to the east of San Pedro de Atacama.
credit: ESO
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Choke Point Project / P2P Foundation
The Choke Point Project2 by the P2P Foundation is meant for people curious about transparency and control of the networking technologies, their use and abuse by nation states and corporations leading towards new toolsets being produced to distribute connectivity beyond traditional powers. Telephony and the Internet have had a huge impact on society, both positive and negative. Following the uprisings in the Middle East in 2011, where the Internet was “turned off”, we aim to provide a close-to real-time map of leverage points expressed through the power medium of data visualization.
credit: P2P Foundation
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Newstweek / Julian Oliver, Danja Vasiliev
"Newstweek" by Julian Oliver (NZ) and Danja Vasiliev (RU) is a device for manipulating the news read by other people on wireless hotspots. Built into a small and innocuous wall plug, the "Newstweek" device appears as part of the local infrastructure. This allows agents to remotely edit news read on laptops, phones and tablets without the awareness of their users.
credit: Julian Oliver, Danja Vasiliev
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The Brain
With a series of lectures by neuro-scientist Manuela Macedonia the Ars Electronica Center devoted a few evenings to the topic of the brain.
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- CERN / Aerial view of the CERN, taken in 2008 Maximilien Brice
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- CERN / Plan of SPS to LHC transfer tunnels
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- CERN / Overall view of the LHC
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- CERN / LHC tunnel
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- CERN / View of the CCC
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- CERN / Atlas Beam Pipe Installation
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- CERN / Atlas Experiment
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- CERN / ATLAS Particle Collision (Simulation)
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- Cross section of an LHC dipole in the tunnel
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- CERN Control Center
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- ATLAS collision event in which a microscopic-black-hole was produced in the collision of two protons 2
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- CERN Server
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- Diagram outlining the critical stages of evolution of the Universe from the Big Bang to the present.
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- da Vinci Surgical Robot
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- DA VINCI System
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- Holoman / Ars Electronica Futurelab
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- Holoman (2) / Ars Electronica Futurelab
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- Tesla Orchestra
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- Tesla Orchestra (2)
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i3DG / Jitsuro Mase, Tom Nagae
“i3DG” is a playful analog attachment for the iPhone that transforms its 2D display into a multilayered 3D image. By recontextualizing the age-old method of holding a half-silvered mirror up to an image at a 45° angle, the project actually constitutes a timely critique of such popular memes as 3D displays and iPhones. As a peripheral device, “i3DG” supports a wide range of applications including 3D video, film animation and games using the accelerometer.A work by Jitsuro Mase, Tom Nagae (JP) / DIRECTIONS, Inc.credit: Ogawa
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- EyeWriter (4)
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- Impression from the RoboLab
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- Thought-controlled prosthesis
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- Labyrinthmouse Theseus / Claude Shannon
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- Claude Shannon
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- Claude Shannon (2)
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- The Ultimate Machine / Claude Shannon
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- Rubiks Cube Manipulator / Claude Shannon
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- Remote controlled truck / Claude Shannon
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Lux aeterna – incandescent wires
The meditative glowing of the incandescent wire, pulsating, weak and reddish, before it reaches its maximum output giving off blazing bright light, uncertain as to whether it means the beginning or the end.
credit: rubra
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#unibrennt
“the ubiquitous #unibrennt cloud” formed in conjunction with the protest movement that swept Austrian universities last year. Students organized the setup of autonomous infrastructure, networks and channels of communication to organize, coordinate and focus attention on their demands and actions. Texts, images and films were produced and propagated via Flickr, youtube, unibrennt.tv and other sites.
credit: rubra
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- ROBOT-ISM – Japan Media Arts Festival (1)
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- ROBOT-ISM – Japan Media Arts Festival (2)
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- RX-78-2 GUNDAM / ROBOT-ISM – Japan Media Arts Festival
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- ZGMF-X20A Strike Freedom / ROBOT-ISM – Japan Media Arts Festival
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- The EyeWriter (1)
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- The EyeWriter (2)
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- The EyeWriter (3)
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- Light Night (2010): Fassadenterminal
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- Light Night (2010): Fassadenterminal (2)
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- Lighting Choreographer / Minoru Fujimoto (1)
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- Lighting Choreographer / Minoru Fujimoto (2)
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- Symposium The End of the Night
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- Symposium The End of the Night
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RIBA
Riba is a medical robot that is intended to help nurses carrying the patients.
credit: RIKEN-TRI Collaboration Center for Human-Interactive Robot Research
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