Recent blog post at informationtechnologyschools.org featuring a great collection of vintage PC magazine ads.
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Kids are the most creative and innovative forces in the universe. Few could argue against that, when you think about it a bit. Here is a great article about a recent study by Latitude Research that asked kids to predict the future of technology by expressing what they wished their computer could do [...] Ask an Expert presents: Ask an IP Lawyer Wednesday, June 30, 2010 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. NextFab Studio 3711 Market Street, Philadelphia PA 19104 Attorney Josh Slavitt of Pepper Hamilton will be on hand Wednesday June 30th for an informal discussion and to answer any questions regarding [...] Video Solid is an investigation to locate an analog for the medium of video. In this instance a video is passed through custom software, ultimately to be turned into a video-still sculpture by a rapid-prototyping 3D printer. Breadboard works with NextFab Studio to co-develop creative programming that gives community members access to 3D Printers and other new [...] NextFab founder, Evan Malone, co-created the Fab@Home 3D printing project we referenced in a recent post. At McGill University they are using a Fab@Home unit to 3D print ice! New Architecture of Phase Change:Computer-Assisted Ice Construction
3D printing ice [...] A nice article at http://news.bbc.co.uk on the exciting future of 3D printing. “3D printing will soon come up against laws made in a world of factories and machine tools, and the battle is likely to be even more intense than that over music and films” –Bill Thompson Evan Malone, founder of NextFab Studio ( Breadboard’s programming [...] You’ve probably seen images of the Mirror Man ricocheting around the internet. He/it is a real performance piece out in Los Angeles.
Mirror Man Feedback, on the other hand, is an interactive virtual installation using the familiar form of a mirror and cutting-edge computer vision techniques to allow viewers to remix their bodies in [...] This Fall (2010) EKG will be exhibiting new work by David Bowen. David’s Growth Modeling Device is currently featured in Design by Performance at Centrum voor actuele kunst en vormgeving Z33 in Hasselt, Belgium. Bowen recently won grand prize in the art division at the 13th Japan Media Arts Festival. In conjunction with this award his work was featured in an [...] We’ve posted about vintage computer art in recent days. Here’s an apropos slide show at TIME online: Core Memory: Photographs of Vintage Computers
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