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Interactive documentary and the wild, wired world
Bear 71 isn’t your grandfather’s grizzly. She knows the name of the drug that tranquilized her, knows too about Zoloft and Viagra, knows that her radio collar broadcasts in the VHF range. She can tell you that a rubber bullet … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Uncategorized
Tagged Banff, bear, data, grizzly, interactive documentary, Marlin Perkins, National Film Board of Canada, natural history, NFB, Richard Attenburrough, science, sensors
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The Cryoscope: using networking materiality to tactilize the weather
I love the possibilities suggested by the “Cryoscope,” a project cooked up by R.I.T. industrial-design student Rob Godshaw: Godshaw’s gadget picks up the temperature forecast by zip code and reproduces it within a gorgeous aluminum block; you touch it to … Continue reading
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Tagged Arduino, haptic interface, networked materiality, sensors, tactility, temperature, weather
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