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  • » hear(t) (Read...)

  • hear(t) sonifies a person’s current pulse out to the world around them.
    The idea is to broadcast publicly a natural, involuntary process that we are habituated to experiencing only intimately…

    » September 20th, 2006 » Projects, Research

  • » Participation through Conciliatory Laughter (Read...)

  • “Conciliatory laughter is heard as the echo of an escape from power; the wrong kind overcomes fear by capitulating to the forces which are to be feared. It is the…

    » March 10th, 2006 » Research

  • » Assistive technology: Loose Ideas (Read...)

  • A few project ideas for assistive tech challenges. These are general sketches of ideas, but still would like to meet with Lindsay from SPOTS to hear about specific needs.
    ‘Rocking…

    » February 22nd, 2006 » Research

  • » Object Redesign (Read...)

  • Using a Vacuum Cleaner to Clean an Apartment
    In the chart below this chore is broken up into basic steps. The Physical, Sensory and Cognitive columns all indicate what type…

    » February 10th, 2006 » Research

  • » Bridging observations (Read...)

  • Kenny, Bennet, Rocio and I chose to observe the pedestrian/bicycle way on the Williamsburg Bridge. It seemed an interesting place.
    At 8:30am on Sunday (January 29) morning Kenny and I…

    » February 1st, 2006 » Research

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  • "Those who place their hopes in the machine... and hope implies an anticipation of the future... ought to be aware that the hopes themselves must be of a technical kind, for one cannot expect from the machine something which lies outside its potentialities." - 1939

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