Gone Gitmo
GONE GITMO, a project by Peggy Weil and Nonny de la Peña, is an installation of Guantánamo Prison in the virtual environment of Second Life.
GONE GITMO, a project by Peggy Weil and Nonny de la Peña, is an installation of Guantánamo Prison in the virtual environment of Second Life.
The LightSpace interactive floor is 8′ by 8′ floor covered in pressure-sensitive LED tiles. These tiles can be programmed to…
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Produced exclusively for ISEA, the Mad Prophet, includes an embedded mobile multimedia device which triggers the doll to play location-based…
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Our method began with research on several topics: Bi-Lateral Negotations, Iraqi culture, identifying common areas of misunderstanding between western and…
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The INIT lab is nearing completion of an extremely wide field of view stereoscopic display that is robust and lightweight…
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However, users of current simulators might experience cognitive overload and be increasingly overwhelmed by data streams from multiple modalities such…
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Recent research in immersive cinema focused on two courses: CTIN 532: Interactive Experience Design, taught by Mark Bolas and Michael…
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Hypermedia Reveries is presented in a small, artificial, immersive space. The dimly lit area is created by a piece of…
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