We created an augmented game of hopscotch at Eyebeam in New York to celebrate the launch of our TSPS software and the press announcement of our Plug-In-Play installation at the 2010 01SJ Biennial.
TSPS is an opensource Toolkit for Sensing People in Spaces developed in openFrameworks. In this installation, we used it to track people from an overhead camera, and then transmit their locations to a LAB-created hopscotch app (the projected imagery). Read more and download the beta at openTSPS.com.
James and I had the pleasure of speaking at the HIGH5 Creative Conference located in the beautiful Yokohama Osanbashi Hall designed by FOA
The conference theme was loosely based on using the Galapagos islands as a metaphor for a new type of thinking about interdisciplinary design. We choose to present the work of the LAB through the questions we ask ourselves when designing transformable spaces. You can learn more about the conference here on the Hitspaper write-up.
We would like to thank Arata Sasaki, Takashi Hawada, and Hiro for the wonderful hospitality, thoughtful discussion, and excellent Tofu! Also see the cool peapod that the Balloon artist made at dinner…
A little while back Hitspaper asked to interview us for their online magazine. You can read the interview here.
The LAB’s own Tucker Viemeister tell us his thoughts on designers and bankers in the Visual Culture: Quote of the Week the blog of Oberholtzer Creative . . The Mauboussin Kaleidoscope makes a guest appearance as a visual aid. Also check out this interview with Tucker.