A sad old day for glue
Last Friday was Garry’s last day at glue 
The usual glue tradition is a photoshop Friday send off. Here’s his.
Archive for November, 2009
Have you ever seen what your tongue gets up to when you talk?? This:
“X-RAY ANALYSES OF SPEECH” is a GIF-project by Christine Ericsdotter. The aim of this project was to show the movement inside the mouth when speaking.
Via.
Someone’s had their Weetabix
Cute idea. Maybe not executed as well as it could have been.
Clothes are the new canvas
The GalaxyDress is the latest creation of the fashionista-scientists of CuteCircuit, the smart-wearable design collective founded by Ivrea-trained designers Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz. The design breakthrough, naturally, comes from the LEDs, which are tiny, thin, and most important for applying them to fashion, flat.
Exciting stuff. Via.
Virtually controlled remote control cars
Joker Racer R/C Server is a small-sized and power-efficient Linux server designed for radio control cars. You can drive your R/C cars over the internet with your browser (or with a custom iPhone application) by connecting the store-sold web camera and the standard servo/speed controllers of your R/C car.
Now you can detach yourself from yourself
Avatar Machine is a wearable system which replicates the aesthetics and visuals of third person gaming, allowing the user to view themselves as a virtual character in real space via a head mounted interface. The system potentially allows for a diminished sense of social responsibility, and could lead the user to demonstrate behaviors normally reserved for the gaming environment.
View on Vimeo.
It’s that last bit, “The system potentially allows for a diminished sense of social responsibility, and could lead the user to demonstrate behaviors normally reserved for the gaming environment“, that I find WTF. Or am I just not getting it?
Interesting stuff though. More here.
Via.
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