World premiere of brain orchestra. Led by an "emotional conductor" and a traditional one, music and video change in time with the performers' brain waves and heart rate.
It took nearly a decade to develop this masterpiece with more than 1,200 components, including 84 ball bearings, 50 cams and 9 belts. Jaquet Droz’s The Machine that Writes the Time is an implausible horological machine showcased at Baselworld 2009.
The Nintendo Game Boy—the most popular game console of all time—was born today, April 21, back in 1989. Here are its 20 years of history in a timeline that actually goes back to 1889.
High tech meets low tech with this simple corrugated cardboard stand, that makes capturing document images with your iPhone a snap. By University of Cincinnati DAAP student Kyle A Koch.
A game controllers embedded in a new playground concept. KOMPAN is recognized by the quality of their work, but I was wondering about how long it would last under random weather conditions.
Sega is working on a block controlled arcade game called Block Pipo. Players use the blocks to control the on screen characters which makes Block Pipo sound like a Lego stacking game.
