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Antwerp day 2 – Artificial Dummies
17 January 2010Antwerp day 1 – Artificial Dummies
16 January 2010
Here’s a quick video edit (from the nice people at MHKA) of the projection on the façade of the Church on Dageraadsplaats in Antwerp.
Orbita: 3.000 leapfrogs
24 December 2009Orbita is an iPhone-powered space-lapse installation. More than 3.000 people experienced the system during the Festival della Scienza in Genova. Here’s a short selection of those smiling, happy jumpers.
ORBITA from todo.to.it on Vimeo.
Tech notes in brief: we developed a custom app/system to shoot in synch wih 20 iPhones.
This is what we call a challenging project :)
Check our flickr set for some ‘behind the scenes’ pictures.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/todotoit/sets/72157622617181004/
Deadline approaching
19 October 2009Getting ready for the opening on October 23rd
Pics will be posted here.
Second iteration of the iPhone holders
First prototype of the iPhone holders (+ a ghostly Fabio)
CNCed aluminium body was too difficult to produce on time and on budget.
they live
10 October 2009
why would we need 20 iphones? the answer in few days :)
(we’re not that rich)
Multi-touch table shot from above.
26 July 2009Video documentation of the ‘multitouch’ table. I guess it’s time to find a good name for it :-)
With the satin glass surface the touch feeling is way smoother (and much easier to shoot without unwanted reflections :-)
This is just a demo, in the meanwhile we are developing an advanced media browser for the presentation of the new SKY-HD channels.
Multi-touch – shot from above from todo.to.it on Vimeo.
Multi-touch shooting
24 July 2009Setting up the camera to properly document the Multitouch framework + table.
Spamghetto @ Design Crisis exhibition
23 April 2009We even had some spare time to take some pictures before the opening. :)
exhibition info: www.designcrisis.it
Now with real spam!
10 April 2009Spamghetto: now with 2000 real spam messages subjects’ scraped from our Gmail’s accounts!
Since we were polling gmail way too quickly, I even had my account locked for ’suspect’ activity for 3 hours :)
A time.sleep() with some random interval was enough to cheat the watchdog.
By the way… we used the lovely Nodebox for the generative graphics (output to PDF) and libgmail to get data from Gmail.
Check the link below, it’s a bigger version (2400*2400 px) with readable text…
