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I have been at it for a whole week cleaning. I wanted it all off the floor, but it's just not going to happen lol
On the 20th July 2019 a Romanian Air Force Mig 21 passes over RAF Fairford during a display at RIAT 2019.
This is a tabletop charging station we designed and built for Minotaur Mazes in Seattle. It is designed to display handheld GPS units and charges them when not in use. The curved lid closes and locks to keep the GPS units secure.
Interactive Displays in Public Space
Daniel Michelis, Anhalt University of Applied Science
Interactive large format displays have presently found their way into many places in
public space. After a long phase of experimenting with prototypes only recently have
technically mature applications been observed that are used in an increasing number
of potential areas. This research project examines the motivations behind the use of these
applications.
Serving as the point of departure are four large format displays of the installation
Magical Mirrors, developed as prototypes by the author of this work, and which
allowed the first experiences with the use of interactive large format displays in public
space to be collected even before the beginning of the investigation. These initial
experiences were taken into consideration in developing the research questions and
design.
At the center of the work is an analysis of theoretical motivations in which five
motivational factors are determined according to previous research work and in
consideration of the demands specific to interactive large format displays. In the
analysis of these factors a set of tools of fundamental motivations are identified from
which design elements for interactive large format displays in public space can be
derived. The results of the analysis are subjected to an empirical examination. In 15
partial experiments the observed user behavior of a total of 4640 passersby is
analyzed.
On the basis of this empirical investigation this research project presents – as one of the
first scholarly works in this area – a contribution to the understanding of the
fundamental motivations behind the use of interactive large format displays in public
space.
A glass reindeer with a sleigh and loads of gifts!
Taken outside M&S on St Mary's Gate in Manchester on Saturday 8th November
Southern's class 455 no. 455822 displays its class number instead of anything useful as it leaves Victoria for Tattenham Corner.
Found an even cooler old calculator display that just screams make something cool out of me. So I guess I had better start researching a project.
I’m playing around with the focus stacking technique, which I learned at Hunt’s Photo in Melrose, MA.
Added a photoshop watercolor filter because the photo was a touch on the blurry side (lame, I know!)
A lobby display for "Zootopia" at a Disney Parks Blog Meet-Up at AMC Theater in Disney Springs West Side. See: disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2016/03/disney-parks-blog-...
This is a Display/Trade Show model of Stryker ICV in 1:16 scale.
The model is developed digitally, the parts are produces by several rapid prototyping techniques, such as SLA, SLA and FDM with some manual fabrication and resin casting.
Some details of the model are slightly modified to accommodate various combat applications (not shown). The model features M151 Remote Weapons Station (RWS).
After receiving the rapid prototyped parts the model was assembled and finished in just one week.
The model is mounted on a mahogany finished base with clear protective cover and accompanied by custom transit case.
Right after the completion the model made its first appearance at 2012 AUSA show in Washington DC and, along with other model made for the same client, received recognition and very positive feedbacks for accuracy and high level of detailing.
The Zodiac (Leo) lighted-up lanterns displayed at the Silver Garden, Gardens by the Bay during the Mid-Autumn Festival 2013 celebrations
This was a timeline of art from cave paintings to contemporary. The students gathered and sorted all the images themselves using a postcard collection that belongs to our art teacher, Ms. Long, and using photographs they took from art books.
The automotive shop in Sampierdarena, Genoa, Italy has a glass shelf in the window dedicated to battery terminals.
So many to choose from...
I spotted this photo of a bike and then had to wait for the sequence to go all the way round to take a photo of it.
(Do you think it should it be "lady's loop frame" or "ladies' loop frame"?)
Eastern brooke trout in Aquarium Display at the Quilcene NFH Centennial Celebration
Photo Credit:
Barney Burke Digital Photography
Port Townsend, WA
the camera can't handle the bright display with a dim room but after a day or so, I turned the display red.