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bashford: Kinect Grafitti by Jean-Cristophe Naour tracks the body’s movement to create digital light paintings. It’s built in Processing with openGL, SimpleOpenNI, openNI and primeSense. (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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theatlantic: The War on Drugs Turns 40 Police officers, judges, and prison guards opposed to drug prohibition gathered in Washington, D.C., Tuesday to mark an eye-opening milestone: the 40th Anniversary of President Richard Nixon’s War on Drugs. “America’s public enemy number one in the United States is drug abuse,” Nixon declared in a June 17,…
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albotas: Every single Pokémon 3D AR marker. pokedex3ds: Here is an image that has them all in! From the good guys at GBAtemp.net. I’m going to include all the codes against names later. Note that you can only collect three new Pokémon a day so the rest will just show as shadowy outlines. Fire up…
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laughingsquid: Plush Weapons at El Museo del Barrio’s Biennial
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dinosaurparty: (via Bit Pilot for Mac – download now available! #games #openframeworks / ver 2 for iPhone/iPad – tonight! game by Zach Gage (@helvetica) | CreativeApplications.Net) Bit Pilot is one of my favorite games for the iPhone, and I am so excited to play B.P. 2.0! Zach Gage has just announced that Bit Pilot 2.0…
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DataBot mouse and HDD concepts give weight to files, encourage data purges (video) — Engadget
DataBot mouse and HDD concepts give weight to files, encourage data purges (video) — Engadget Mice have been a computing mainstay since pretty close to the dawn of the PC, but they don’t offer much in terms of information about the on-screen data you’re interacting with. What if they featured physical feedback to tip you…
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headvertising: “Casualties of War” by the UK-based Dorothy Collective is a disturbing series of plastic toy soldier figurines that shows some of the troubles that await returning American veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The figurines are inspired by articles in the Colorado Springs Gazette and the New York Times about the plight of…
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A visitor to the Rotten Tomatoes site can check out the data for individual Hollywood careers—that’s how Tabarrok came up with the Shyamalan graph—but there’s no easy way for users to measure industrywide trends or to compare different actors and directors side-by-side. To that end, Rotten Tomatoes kindly let Slate analyze the scores in its…
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KYE was started in 1981 when Atari referred me to a teenaged quadriplegic in Pennsylvania who wanted to play video games. He was depressed and his family and church were searching for something to spark his interest in living after his accident. That led me to one of the foremost rehab facilities in the country,…
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KYE was started in 1981 when Atari referred me to a teenaged quadriplegic in Pennsylvania who wanted to play video games. He was depressed and his family and church were searching for something to spark his interest in living after his accident. That led me to one of the foremost rehab facilities in the country,…