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Rolf Gehlaar and Vahakn Matossian at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
The Interactive Fogscreen is very cool -- jets of mist are blown downward, kept in line by forced air on either side. Images are projected on the mist, and people can play a game manipulating the projected images by using handheld controllers.
EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Mike Lewis (www.whentojump.com) at EmTech France 2017 - Day 2. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Pamela Ronald at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Philippe Coste at EmTech France 2017 - Day 2. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Balder Onarheim at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
NYU's Interactive Technology Program held a show of "new interfaces" at The Tonic. Most of it was music, but in the basement were a few video installations, including this one.
What was truly amazing was the distortion the soap bubble would produce when it was agitated. The "bubble stuff" was exceptionally strong, so it was possible to really distort the bubble's surface and thus get some very interesting visual effects.
This reminded me tangentially of Bryon Gysin's dreammachine: technology used to create almost-random bursts of analog light, and provoke a hallucinatory response in the viewer.
Unfortunately I do not know the name of the designer, although she was very personable and let us play with her machine for a long time.
Naziha Mestaoui at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Hey, remember those holograms in Star Wars? Where if, say, you wanted to check out Leia's butt you could walk around to the other side and see? (Hypothetically, of course.) That's what this does, only at this point it requires a dedicated projector about the size of a person. Still, it's in colour. Not even the Empire had that.
Mike Lewis (www.whentojump.com) at EmTech France 2017 - Day 2. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Vahakn Matossian at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Neil Garrett at EmTech France 2017 - Day 1. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Maxime Di Meglio at EmTech France 2017 - Day 2. Check out more info about the program at www.emtechfrance.com
©Gael Kazaz
Impressions from the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2023 Madinat Jumeirah Conference Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Monday, 16 October 2023
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© World Economic Forum / Deepu Das
Impressions from the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2023 Madinat Jumeirah Conference Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Monday, 16 October 2023
Copyright: World Economic Forum
© World Economic Forum / Deepu Das
Meeting of the Working Group on G20 Digital Agenda
Council Area - Booth 1
at the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2023 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Monday, 16 October 2023
©: World Economic Forum / Deepu Das
Impressions from the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2023 Madinat Jumeirah Conference Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Monday, 16 October 2023
Copyright: World Economic Forum
© World Economic Forum / Deepu Das