Posts Tagged ‘interaction’
We now have a YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/NorthumbriaInteract – new website and showreel to follow.
If anyone has any work from their time here, and wishes to have it showcased, drop me a line via the YouTube site.
The Visual Communication and Interactive Media area, within the School of Design, are looking to expand the team with new staff members
Granted it’s 4 years ago…but still a good piece of work…
It’s so nice to see interaction as art.
E15 is an experimental architecture that places the power of presentation of web content into the hands of those that use it. Based on a dynamic, interactive OpenGL-based scripting engine, E15 exposes an entirely new face to web content, freely modifiable by each individual user.
Visit the MIT site here
Taken from Phasing Grace – thanks..
The fact that we can separate the avatar from the behavior allows an exploration of the extent to which this reliance on visible information in the perception process is due to the lack of conscious control and the relative stability of the body. Perceivers know that the avatar is consciously chosen, easy to change, and not stable. Therefore, if people rely more on a person’s behavior than on the visual information (avatar) when online, it is likely that people rely on characteristics of the offline body due to its stability and the fact that it is beyond conscious control. However, if the characteristics of the avatar have a stronger effect on the online person perception process than behavior, this implies that people rely on visual characteristics for some other reason.
This is lovely – interaction at low level.
Something Matt Locke and I discussed last year – low-level interference, and resulting output.
This is a wonderful little iPhone app, I am installing it so it can communicate with my newly flattened MacBook Pro, so more examples to follow:
to see the examples of others: hexler.net
