YouTube / Bloomberg Business – via Iframely
(This is less advanced, but you can see more of the interface:)
YouTube / Steven Henderson – via Iframely
…then, why not play the idea of an AR how-to that asks us to think about our world differently. Our set-up involves virtual touch. What does it mean to virtually touch something?
I am considering themes:
how to perform…
safety
resistance
respectability
tolerance
freedom (of speech)
In just the last week we’ve seen these performed with
football helmets, cameras, posters and sharpies, hand-holding, black clothing, poetry (Claudia Rankine’s “Citizen,”), not to mention horrible violence.
Thinking about how-to’s:
The Freedom Fighter's Manual (CIA pamphlet dropped over Nicaragua in 1983)
Make your own Newspaper Headlines
uniteyouthdublin.files.wordpress.com – via Iframely
capricorn.org – via Iframely
antenaantena.org – via Iframely
Then there are survival guides:
Also thinking about James Pierce’s work on designing resistant interactions (having just seen his thesis presentation last week). And the instruction manual that accompanied the Obscura 1C Digital Camera:
jamesjpierce.com – via Iframely
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Vimeo / Alexander Reederなこそま – via Iframely
N Building is a commercial building near Tachikawa station. The facade is a static QR code. When viewed through an iPhone app, characters appear, store information and live Tweets from people inside the building. From the designers: “Our proposed vision of the future is one where the facade of the building disappears, showing those inside who want to be seen.”
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A mobile augmented reality app that projects curated works of art over advertisements in the New York subway system. The app reclaims ad space as art space.
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