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Mom reacts to a sea lion that had just come up and investigated her. (Unfortunately, I couldn't get the camera up in time to get the sea lion in the picture.)
Sergi Jorda & Daniel led a group that explored the actual tangible design of the reactable pucs. They built some prototypes for using letters, and adding kinetics to the tangibles. The notion of an object that changes it's display, like siftables came up.
The reacTable is a state-of-the-art multi-user electro-acoustic music instrument with a tabletop tangible user interface. Several simultaneous performers share complete control over the instrument by moving physical artefacts on the table surface and constructing different audio topologies in a kind of tangible modular synthesizer or graspable flow-controlled programming language.
Terri Gurrola, left, reacts as she greets her daughter Gabrielle Gurrola, 3, at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Tuesday, Sept 11, 2007, after returning from a seven month tour in Iraq. (AP Photo/The Journal &Constitution, Louie Favorite)
this girl is so amazed.it's funny to see how people react to your work[1 of my costumes is there on the wall...]
...at Universitat Pompeu Fabra. this device allows you to produce electronic music by simply placing and moving plastic elements on the table. it has been used by Bjork during some gigs.
International Prep-Grover Cleveland players react after advancing on penalty kicks over Chazy during a state Class D semifinal in Middletown, N.Y. on Sat., Nov. 15, 2014. (Will Montgomery photo/Times Herald-Record)
ReACT Cuddle raft is a perfect example of how ReACT can add more excitement to SL.
In the past a big weakness of poseball-based animated products was the lack of flexibility when it came to creative builds. In the light of this Akaesha Designs has taken yet another step forward.ReACT can animate moving objects, vehicles and more with equal ease. Cuddle Raft is equipped with some very adorable animations like Stargazing, drawing on your partner’s chest while the raft floats away on calming waters.
Students react to a simulated threat during a two-week Interservice Non-Lethal Individual Weapons Instructors Course hosted by U.S. Marine Forces Africa, U.S. Africa Command’s lead NLW component. The course, taught by a mobile training team from Fort Leonard Wood, Miss., was facilitated by MarForAf in order to increase the cadre of certified NLW instructors for a broader engagement with African partner nations., U.S. Marine Sgt. Lydia M. Davey