A couple of years ago, I asked colleagues on the Sketching in Hardware mailing list for a list of references on the “smart house” theme.…
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Over the course of the last few weeks I’ve collected various links and references from various discussions. I’m copying them here so as not to…
Comments closedA couple of interesting articles on technology recently: New York Times, “Poor Planning Left California Short of Electricity in a Heat Wave” Ivan Penn. Power…
Comments closedThis essay is a loose collection of principles for physical interaction. Some of this is taken from the book Physical Computing by Dan O’Sullivan and I,…
Comments closedI’m about to start a new semester teaching about networks and physical interaction, so in preparation, here’s a collection of best practices for network-connected devices…
Comments closedI attended SneakerCon at the Brown Institute for Media Innovation the past two days. The conference was about examining systems of information exchange that bypass…
Comments closedHansel & Gretel, a meditation on surveillance by Ai Weiwei and Herzog & De Meuron, is running at the Park Ave. Armory through August 6.…
Comments closedThough I wasn’t able to attend this year’s Solid conference, I received messages from a number of colleagues there about one talk in particular, Kevin…
One CommentHere’s a really nice video of one of the more memorable (for me) presentations at TEI15. The paper/demo was “Comparing Pictorial and Tangible Notations of…
Comments closedHappy Ada Lovelace Day. It’s one of my favorite celebrations of the year, a day to celebrate the contribution of women in science, technology, engineering, and…
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