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20/05/2010 - 09:49 / angelina tsitoura
Movie Vision project 
The Movie Vision project will be presented on the 20th of May 2010 during the “Show me the data” presentation in Amsterdam. It is an application that allows users to spot trends in the movie industry and aids users in developing and sharing theories by combining a timeline of the 20th century with graphics portraying the ebb and flow of film genre in Hollywood productions.


  

  

    

07/05/2010 - 12:58 / angelina tsitoura
objscrs - motion tracking program 
objscrs (Object Score Notation) is a motion tracking program that allows you to interpret the movement of objects and bodies in a live video image using different types of sensor zones.
The latest version of this software was developed as a platform for the participants of the installation performance Kaleidoscope at Maison de la Bellone during VJ12, November 2010.   
The code, instructions and documentation are available online.  You can freely use them, copy and redistribute.


  

  

    

29/01/2010 - 16:51 / jaromil
Revelation Space
With an opening party tomorrow is starting the Revelation Space in Den Haag, a new dutch hackerspace gathering quite some crafty folks.
It seems that those hackers have a good touch for interior design as well!  Among those are the discoverers of the cheap and famous lackrack: a storage solution for your rack units (up to 9 contained in a 5 EUR worth furniture), and they are now really proud to present the whole space to newcomers.



  

  

    

15/12/2009 - 14:01 / jaromil
One Swarm
Something  new on the scenario   of   social   networking    is   the   free   software   OneSwarm,   now close to reach a mature state of development.



  

  

    

27/10/2009 - 10:59 / jaromil
Context Free Art goes 3d
Context Free fostered  interesting developments in graphic  design for the past  few   years,  providing   well  documented  free   software  for language-based  image synthesis.  In  fact the  CFDG language  made it possible  to generate  detailed images,  including up  to  millions of shapes, from a written instruction grammar.
All this just using bi-dimensional   graphics,    so   far.



  

    

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
				  

                                    
				  				  
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