Tag Archives: technology

RWW Features the WVIL

 

Artefact’s Camera Futura (WVIL) featured in ReadWriteWeb as part of UX evolution series. Continue reading →

 

Teaching Processing: Student showcase

 

Much of graphic design is evolving toward algorithmic work. Since the beginning of the modern tradition, there has been a dialogue between handmade and machine-madework, for example, hand-lettering and cut-metal type. In more recent times, many graphic designers of a certain generation remember … Continue reading →

 

Personal Healthcare: understanding our need(s) for a new healthcare experience

 

There is a significant focus on our healthcare experiences these days, with the new healthcare reform, government and business incentives for healthcare innovations, and an increasing role for the consumer of healthcare. This has sparked an important dialogue as to … Continue reading →

 

IE9 misses a great opportunity by not supporting WebGL

 

Internet Explorer has been losing market share steadily for years now, but still dominates with 66% of the world wide market (PCWorld). Whatever the future holds for IE, I don’t think it’s going away any time soon. At the same … Continue reading →

 

Bending Sound: Natural Interaction for Digital Music Performance

 

I was at a concert recently and caught myself in a familiar train of observation: ‘What’s with that guy in the back? He does nothing but occasionally press single keys on a keyboard. He looks like he’s part of the … Continue reading →

 

How will human emotions be affected when they are encountered with a virtual replica?

 

[tweetmeme]Reading the interactive design news I discovered W3C research, released for public view and feedback on October 29th, 2009. W3C created the first draft of the Emotion Markup Language 1.0, conceived as a “plug-in” language for use in three different … Continue reading →

 

A Missed Opportunity for the Gaming Industry: Kids

 

The gaming industry is missing the boat. Kids are super engaged with video games, but their excitement and expertise hasn’t been leveraged to help acquire new audiences or influence parents to buy more games. Let’s consider these data from a … Continue reading →

 

Automotive Trends and Technology: Multi-function Multi-touch Displays

 

[tweetmeme]10 inch today, 17 inch tomorrow. The enthusiasm around the size of multi-function, multi-touch screen displays in an automobile is comparable to the hype around horsepower during the glory days of American muscle cars. The manufacturer with most horsepower won … Continue reading →

 

Future of Automotive – Intelligent Access

 

[tweetmeme]Gizmodo recently posted news about an android application that enables drivers to augment what they see from the car with turn-by-turn directions. Cool application, but in an era where we may already have too many driving distractions, it got me … Continue reading →

 

The Trend Toward Less

 

A couple of months ago I bought a Flip Mino HD camcorder. While most camcorders are proud of their exhaustive feature list, the Flip takes the opposite approach. Here’s what David Pogue had to say about the original Flip in … Continue reading →