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bad impulse control is kicking in and making me want to make an animation with kyrie and boris fucking. brain you know i basically just finished a huge animation right
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bad impulse control is kicking in and making me want to make an animation with kyrie and boris fucking. brain you know i basically just finished a huge animation right
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Ryerson DMZ - Context-Aware Computing
Hossein Rahnama demos for Nora some of the context-aware computing applications he is working on at the Ryerson DMZ. His company is called Flybits and his research includes software that helps people find their way through public spaces based on who they are and where they are. Hossein is the Associate Director of the Digital Media Zone (DMZ) at Ryerson University. It's a space where students and alumni come to research and develop ideas for the digital marketplace.
Virtual projection lets you share your phone's screen
Want to show that must-see video to your friends, but don't want to crowd around a tiny screen? Or perhaps you have an important document on your handset to share during a large meeting. You could try a phone with a built-in projector, but wouldn't it be easier to use your regular device? Now you can, thanks to "virtual projection", a system for sharing your screen on to any nearby display.
It works like this: when you hold your phone up to the screen of a computer running the virtual projection software, the phone's camera constantly captures and compares images from the screen to work out its location. This information is passed back to the computer via Wi-Fi to place the virtual projection in the right place on the screen.
Moving the phone will rotate and distort the image just like a regular optical projector, but it is also possible to turn this off, giving you a stable image even if you move and allowing you to put the phone down. Multiple users can also place images on the same screen, allowing them to work together.
A concept video for the Nokia Morph, a highly advanced mobile device that incorporates many of the themes of this blog.
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The rolltop concept is more a carry-able computer rather than a wearable, offering a flexible laptop that one can roll up like a sleeping bag. Yet, to a certain extent, the flexibility of the machine and other attributes promote a goading notion of ambient personal computing for the subject.
Sony debuts a prototype for a flexible, full colour OLED screen. (via alihuab)