One of several iterations of in-store projects for Levis Strauss & Co. Ltd. This shop window used sensors on the inside of the glass that allowed passers-by to play with interactive content on the plasma screen. A version of this was displayed in the flagship store on Regent Street, London 24-hours a day.
Hopscotch is a new programming language/environment iPad for kids. I don’t have my iPad here right now, but I’m looking forward to having a go on …
Most of us have experienced a relationship in which the other person constantly assails you with their problems, yet when the tables are turned, their response …
Guide to Camera Types for Interactive Installations is an absolutely brilliant, detailed round-up by Blair Neal (@laserpilot). I recently had to do some …
