Kinect: Sandbox with Water Simulation
This Augmented Reality Sandbox with Real-Time Water Flow Simulation is pretty nice. Just wait for the “God’s rain hand”. Perhaps needs few more tricks though, like plantable trees and Lemmings. They need one like this for Finland’s Heureka science centre
IKEA UPPLEVA — New TV System from IKEA!
Quote: IKEA introduces UPPLEVA, a completely new range that integrates smart TV and sound system with furniture. UPPLEVA brings beauty and functionality to the living room, solving the problem of cable clutter and miss-match between TV and furniture. You will
Unnamed Sound Sculpture
The basic idea of the project is built upon the consideration of creating a moving sculpture from the recorded motion data of a real person. For our work we asked a dancer to visualize a musical piece (Kreukeltape by Machinenfabriek)
Canon 5D Mark III vs Nikon D800
The photography dilemma of the Spring 2012: Canon 5D Mark III vs Nikon D800 solved (?) by my favorite photography review posse at DigitalRevTV.
Debtris U.S.
AKA various debts in the world visualized as Tetris. I personally think that this rectangles vs. rectangles graphics might actually be one of the simplest and most effective visualization methods of all. It’s somehow much cleared and dramatic than circles
Iron Sky (Trailer)
Iron Sky, a crowd sourced dark scifi comedy about Nazis from the Moon, seems to be on it’s way to becoming the coolest film from Finland ever.
Peter Weyland at TED2023: I will change the world
A TEDTalk from the future as envisioned by Prometheus director Ridley Scott has some good scifi vibes. By the age of fourteen, he had already registered a dozen patents in a wide range of fields from biotech to robotics, but
Canon 5D MK III Is Here!
The new camera’s predecessor, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, has been a remarkable camera. Launched in 2008, it’s since revolutionized the video industry by kickstarting the HD and enthusiast video market. It’s probably been used to make more skate and
Fluent.io — A New(ish) Take on Email
Ex-Google people from Australia have created a new email product (for Gmail) called Fluent. “We’re trying to … imagine the future of email,” Adams said. “We think that email has sort of stagnated and got into these set patterns of
