Month: June 2011
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Call: Being There, Doing It: The Challenge of Embodied Cognition for Design Workshop
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Read more: Call: Being There, Doing It: The Challenge of Embodied Cognition for Design WorkshopBeing There, Doing It: The Challenge of Embodied Cognition for Design Workshop to be held at Creativity and Cognition 2011 conference, Thursday, November 3rd 2011, in TSRB on Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, USA. Jelle van Dijk & Joep Frens Web site: http://sites.google.com/site/cc11embodied/ This workshop offers designers/researchers a deeper understanding of the way human beings, designed artifacts and the surrounding environment figure in situated and embodied couplings – and invites discussion of the role of artifacts within those couplings. It investigates how to apply embodied principles to interaction design, a complex challenge we believe deserves to be discussed amongst designers…
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Sense-Roid invention provides the illusion of a natural hug
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Read more: Sense-Roid invention provides the illusion of a natural hug[From AFP via Australia’s ABC News; a 2:33 minute video is available here] [Image: The Sense-Roid is connected to a jacket worn by the human user that replicates the embrace with the help of air compressors (AFP: Yoshikazu Tsuno)] Hug machine on show in Japan Thu Jun 23, 2011 AFP – Japanese inventors have pushed the frontiers of technology with the ultimate companion for lonely singles – a wired torso-shaped device that you can hug and that hugs you back. The Sense-Roid looks like a tailor’s mannequin with silicon skin and is packed with pressure sensors. It is connected to a…
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Call: Special Effects: Technology and the Interior Experience (special issue of Interiors: Design, Architecture, Culture)
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Read more: Call: Special Effects: Technology and the Interior Experience (special issue of Interiors: Design, Architecture, Culture)INTERIORS: DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, CULTURE – Berg Publishers Call for Articles – Special Issue (Vol. 3 Issue 1 – 2012) SPECIAL EFFECTS: TECHNOLOGY AND THE INTERIOR EXPERIENCE The editors Anne Massey (Kingston University) and John Turpin (Washington State University) invite contributions to the journal’s 2012 special issue SPECIAL EFFECTS: Technology and the Interior Experience. This issue will examine the impact of technology on the development of the interior and the accompanying human experience. As the 21st century unfolds, technological additions, integrations and interventions have become more pervasive altering our interface with the built environment and greatly impacting our perception of the…
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New Japanese pop idol shocks fans with news – she’s not real
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Read more: New Japanese pop idol shocks fans with news – she’s not real[From Singularity Hub] New Japanese Pop Idol Shocks Fans With News–She’s Not Real by Peter Murray June 22nd, 2011 Only 15 seconds in the limelight and she’d already created an overnight buzz. She was the newest member of the very popular all-girl Japanese idol group AKB 48. Upon seeing the new face appear on a candy commercial, the band’s faithful took to the message boards: Who is Aimi Eguchi? This past Sunday, Ezaki Glico, the candy company which aired the commercial, confirmed what many of AKB 48’s fans had come to suspect: Aimi Eguchi wasn’t real. The new group member,…
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Call: Cultures in virtual worlds – Special issue of New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia
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Read more: Call: Cultures in virtual worlds – Special issue of New Review of Hypermedia and MultimediaCultures in virtual worlds A special issue of the New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia Guest-edited by Jeremy Hunsinger and Adrienne Massanari Virtual worlds (VW) embody cultures, their artefacts, and their praxes; these new and old spaces of imagination and transformation allow humans to interact in spatial dimensions. Within these spaces, culture manifests with the creation, representation, and circulation of meaningful experiences. But virtual worlds are not novel in that regard, nor should we make the mistake to assume that they are novel in themselves. Virtual experiences have been around in some respect for hundreds of years, and virtual worlds…
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Robert Rodriguez’ next Spy Kids film to feature ‘Aromascope’
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Read more: Robert Rodriguez’ next Spy Kids film to feature ‘Aromascope’[From The Los Angeles Times’ 24 Frames blog; a press release is available here] [Image: An aromatic scene from “Spy Kids: All the Time in the World,” which will be released in August. Credit: The Weinstein Co.] Robert Rodriguez defends his plan for movies that smell: ‘There have been a lot of advances with the technology’ June 24, 2011 The idea of enhancing the filmgoing experience using scratch-and-sniff cards seems even campier now than a similar idea (Smell-o-Vision) did in 1960. That’s when the B movie “Scent of Mystery” tried to get viewers’ olfactory receptors in on the action by pumping…
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Call: Workshop on the Sensuous Object (Smell and Touch, Ambience, Aesthetic, Visual Thinking, Tacit Knowledge, Sound and Seduction)
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Read more: Call: Workshop on the Sensuous Object (Smell and Touch, Ambience, Aesthetic, Visual Thinking, Tacit Knowledge, Sound and Seduction)Call for Abstracts: Workshop on the Sensuous Object (Smell and Touch, Ambience, Aesthetic, Visual Thinking, Tacit Knowledge, Sound and Seduction) Medical Museion, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Our own Lucy Lyons and Anette Stenslund are organising a two-day workshop titled ‘The Sensuous Object’ here at Medical Museion, September 29-30. ‘The Sensuous Object’ is an interdisciplinary, participatory workshop concerned with ways we actually engage with objects and aimed at researchers in all disciplines interested in the materiality of actual artefacts and ways of understanding objects through the senses. How we experience and understand objects as sensuous objects that have been realized, produced,…
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Norway’s NRK takes TV viewers on complete 134 hour coastal voyage
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Read more: Norway’s NRK takes TV viewers on complete 134 hour coastal voyage[From Views and News from Norway; a 0:33 minute video is available here and a post-trip review is here] [Image: Cameras started rolling when the Hurtigruten ship MS Nord-Norge sailed from Bergen on June 16. The cameras weren’t due to be turned off until the ship docks in Kirkenes on June 22, with the entire voyage airing live on NRK2. PHOTO: NRK] NRK launches marathon TV voyage June 17, 2011 Views and News from Norway/Nina Berglund After months of planning and technical preparation, state broadcaster NRK went live Thursday night with its marathon coverage of a Hurtigruten voyage from Bergen…
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Call: MMVR19 (Medicine Meets Virtual Reality) and NextMed conference
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Read more: Call: MMVR19 (Medicine Meets Virtual Reality) and NextMed conferenceMedicine Meets Virtual Reality MMVR19 NextMed February 9 – 11, 2012 Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa Newport Beach, California Call for Presentations Now Open! Submission Deadline is July 15, 2011 http://www.nextmed.com/ After a very successful 2011 conference, we are pleased to announce the MMVR19 / NextMed Call for Presentations. The Organizing Committee invites submissions from researchers discovering new tools and methods at the juncture of informatics and medicine. MMVR welcomes a broad range of topics, including: Biomedical simulation, modeling, and rendering Data visualization and fusion Imaging devices and methods Robotics Haptics Sensors and sensor grids Human-computer interfaces Medical intelligence…
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Simulating invisibility with an iPad 2 app
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Read more: Simulating invisibility with an iPad 2 app[A press release from Levity Novelty LLC via PRWeb; several short videos are available on YouTube including this one] Invisibility Achieved Through iPad 2 App Levity Novelty LLC has today released an iPad app that provides simulated invisibility of the iPad 2 screen on a table or other environment, even as the device is moved, using its unique motion sensing technology. The Invisibility™ app is available in Apple’s online App Store for US $0.99. Sebastopol, CA (PRWEB) June 22, 2011 Levity Novelty LLC has today released an iPad app that provides simulated invisibility of the iPad 2 screen on a…
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Call: Interactive Technology and Smart Education (ITSE)
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Read more: Call: Interactive Technology and Smart Education (ITSE)Interactive Technology and Smart Education – Call for Papers Edited by: Dr Pedro Isaias Information Management & Information Systems, Universidade Aberta, Portugal Dr Maggie McPherson School of Education, University of Leeds, UK Interactive Technology and Smart Education (ITSE) is a multi-disciplinary journal examining educational technologies that have emerged from multimedia and social software. The journal promotes innovative technology in the context of pedagogical strategies and learners’ educational needs. By bringing together these specialist fields, the journal bridges an important gap in educational technology research. Contributions are solicited in any of the two main broad themes – interactive technology and SMART…
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Dentists learn with virtual drill
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Read more: Dentists learn with virtual drill[From BBC News; the original story features a 1:29 minute video and links to related stories] Dentists learn with virtual drill By Anna-Marie Lever Health reporter, BBC News 22 June 2011 To the high-pitched sound of numerous drills, students get to work removing a decayed tooth. Their patients need not be afraid though, as these want-to-be dentists are practising on 3D virtual-reality jaws, not the real thing. The 14 work stations lined up in a lab at Europe’s largest dental school, King’s College London, use a technology that allows the student to learn how much pressure they should use when…
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