Author: Matthew Lombard
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Lynx Anarchy uses Sydney house, LCD screens and polarized glasses to create first ‘invisible ad’
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Read more: Lynx Anarchy uses Sydney house, LCD screens and polarized glasses to create first ‘invisible ad’[From DigitalAnalog; a 2:07 minute video is available here and more information is available from Mumbrella] Lynx Anarchy Promoted with ‘Invisible’ Videos May 9, 2012 Lynx, also known as Axe in many countries, comes up with campaigns that are risky and innovative. It’s hard to ignore them because of their sex appeal and the creative way in which the campaigns are executed. The campaign for Lynx Anarchy scored in both categories. ‘Invisible’ videos were used in Sydney to promote the brand. The windows of a building in Sydney were replaced with LCD screens. The visuals projected on these LCD screens were…
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ISPR Presence News e-mails have a new look
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Read more: ISPR Presence News e-mails have a new lookSubscribers to ISPR Presence News RSS e-mails will notice we’ve switched to a new, improved format and graphic appearance. The credit and appreciation for the changes (these things always take more time, effort, creativity and coding knowledge than expected) go to Temple University Mass Media & Communication doctoral student Darren Bau-Madsen. Aside from the improved appearance, we hope the inclusion of new sharing and comment links will encourage members of the presence community to interact more with News content and with each other. We welcome feedback, and although we’ve conducted extensive tests in a broad array of news clients, please…
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Japanese developer creates robotic butt that expresses emotions
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Read more: Japanese developer creates robotic butt that expresses emotions[From Design TAXI, where the story includes additional images a 3:51 minute video] Japanese Developer Creates Robotic Butt That Expresses Emotions 16 May 2012 Tokyo-based interactive developer Nobuhiro Takahashi has created a robotic butt that represents emotions in the form of visual and tactile responses. Called ‘SHIRI’, the human-like robotic butt expresses various emotions through organic movements of artificial muscles. SHIRI can twitch, protrude, and be tense—as reactions to a user’s touch, stroke, or slap.…
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Call: Journal of Robotics 2012 issue on Cognitive and Neural Aspects in Robotics with Applications
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Read more: Call: Journal of Robotics 2012 issue on Cognitive and Neural Aspects in Robotics with ApplicationsCall for Papers: Special Journal Issue on Cognitive and Neural Aspects in Robotics with Applications 2012 (CNAR’12), Journal of Robotics URL: http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jr/si/720903/cfp/ It is our pleasure to announce a new call for papers for the third special issue on cognitive and neural aspects of robotics with applications for the Journal of Robotics. The call for papers on cognitive and neural sciences related to robotic systems was a successful challenge. Robotics has been widely applied for various fields such as automation and other control and engineering systems. Recent developments of humanoid and human-like robots are a milestone in the field of…
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Cocorobo intelligent vacuum cleaner robot communicates with its owner
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Read more: Cocorobo intelligent vacuum cleaner robot communicates with its owner[From DigInfo TV, where the story includes many more images and a 3:39 minute video] Cocorobo intelligent vacuum cleaner robot communicates with its owner 8 May 2012 Sharp has developed a vacuum cleaning robot called Cocorobo, which uses the Cocoro Engine artificial intelligence capability. This product is the first in a planned series of robot appliances which can communicate with people. Cocorobo features a speech recognition engine developed by Raytron, so it can be controlled by voice, as well as using its buttons or the remote control. It has also been given the ability to say simple greetings, with the…
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Call: ARTECH 2012
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Read more: Call: ARTECH 2012CALL FOR PAPERS ARTECH 2012 University of Algarve, Portugal, November 8-9, 2012 http://ise.ualg.pt/artech2012 Deadline for full papers approaching: June 2 (Installations proposals and short papers submission: June 9) Artech 2012 is the Sixth International Conference on Digital Arts, this time held at the University of Algarve in the South of Portugal. It aims to create a forum for the emerging digital arts bringing together the scientific, technological and artistic community. The goal is to promote the interest in the digital culture and its intersection with art and technology as an important research field, but also as a common space for…
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3-D It converts any web page to 3-D
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Read more: 3-D It converts any web page to 3-D[From Fast Co.CREATE] Make Any Web Page 3-D With 3-D It! Developer Edan Kwan created a program that, when bookmarked, uses CSS to convert any website to glorious 3-D. Glasses optional. By Joe Berkowitz May 9, 2012 It started as a fun little experiment, in three dimensions. Edan Kwan, a developer at New York-based digital agency, Firstborn, had the thought that others might share his fascination with what websites would look like with a 3-D makeover. Lo and behold, pretty soon he’d created a program that uses CSS to do just that, turning 3-D into a verb in the process.…
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Job: Assistant Professor in Philosophy of Technology at University of Twente (the Netherlands)
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Read more: Job: Assistant Professor in Philosophy of Technology at University of Twente (the Netherlands)The Department of Philosophy of the University of Twente (the Netherlands) is looking for an Assistant Professor (full-time, tenure-track) in Philosophy of Technology with a (future) emphasis on philosophical anthropology and human-technology relations The department of philosophy is internationally leading in the philosophy and ethics of technology. It currently includes seven tenured staff members, one postdoc, seven PhD students, and five part-time faculty. We strive to combine academic excellence with societal relevance. We have a strong international orientation and include members from many different nationalities. The department is currently expanding with two tenure-track positions, one in Applied Ethics and/or Political…
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Beyond Smart TV: ‘Surfaces’ prototype reveals the television of tomorrow
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Read more: Beyond Smart TV: ‘Surfaces’ prototype reveals the television of tomorrow[From Wired’s Gadget Lab blog; see also the related story at GigaOM] Beyond Smart TV: ‘Surfaces’ Prototype Reveals the Television of Tomorrow By Christina Bonnington May 8, 2012 We’ve seen the future of television, and we want it now. NDS, a company that develops DRM security and DVR technology for pay-TV providers like Cox and DirecTV, has developed a proof-of-concept called Surfaces that shows how television could become the center of a much more compelling, immersive living room experience. The prototype jettisons the single, static screen that’s been a hardware mainstay since the golden age of television. In its place…
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Call: HAID 2012 – Seventh International Workshop on Haptic and Audio Interaction Design
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Read more: Call: HAID 2012 – Seventh International Workshop on Haptic and Audio Interaction DesignFirst call for short papers/posters, demos and exhibits/design cases: HAID 2012 – The Seventh International Workshop on Haptic and Audio Interaction Design (HAID) August 23-24 2012 in Lund, Sweden The combination of haptic and audio for interaction design is a challenging research area, and we invite researchers and practitioners interested in these non-visual modalities to come to HAID to exchange designs and research findings. This year’s HAID has a particular (but not exclusive) focus on the mobile setting – while on the move the haptic and audio combination has great (but sadly under-exploited) potential. More non-visual interaction designs will make…
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‘Edible Cinema’ features corresponding foods to heighten sensory experience of film
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Read more: ‘Edible Cinema’ features corresponding foods to heighten sensory experience of film[From Gintime; more information about the first film to be featured is available here] This Sunday Bombay Sapphire Presents the Edible Cinema Posted on May 11, 2012 Wow! we’ve had Secret Cinema, scratch and sniff cinema, film scores re-imagined by DJs and musicians. But as yet, no-one has truly enhanced a cinematic experience with food… until now! On Sunday 13 May, the Electric Cinema in Portobello Road and Bombay Sapphire Gin are proud to present ‘Edible Cinema’; a collaboration between the team at Soho House, renowned experience organiser Polly Betton, experimental food designer Andrew Stellitano and Bombay Sapphire’s brand ambassador…
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Call: 2013 Higher Education Teaching & Learning Association conference – Exploring Spaces for Learning
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Read more: Call: 2013 Higher Education Teaching & Learning Association conference – Exploring Spaces for LearningHIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING & LEARNING ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE JANUARY 13-15, 2013, ORLANDO, FLORIDA Exploring Spaces for Learning Full Details: http://www.fctl.ucf.edu/hetl2013/ The International Higher Education Teaching and Learning Association (http://hetl.org/) cordially invites you to attend the 2013 International HETL Conference to be held at the University of Central Florida, in cooperation with the UCF Karen L. Smith Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning. In Towards Creative Learning Spaces: Rethinking the Architecture of Post-Compulsory Education (2011), Jos Boys raises intriguing questions about changes in the spaces we use in higher education, pushing educators to think beyond traditional categories of “formal” and “informal” learning…
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