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There's really some old stuff around here. Geek pr0n. Honorable mention: Peter Pine Tree's Rolleiflex. Not really computing-related, but really retro" ... Read more here: antoniolopes.info/retro-computing-codebits
I made a series of electroluminescent panel portholes featuring various motifs that adorned an outfit for White Mischief.
May 30, 2014
Illinois Institute of Technology
Herman Hall
3241 S. Federal, Chicago
The Class of 2018 dawn their caps and gowns.
Photo credit: David Terry
Madicon photographs taken by Caroline Prendergast for JMU Technology & Design. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
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Everything now seems so fast these days ... this microwave oven is the best techonology ever invented ... its the best time saver.
Starchitect Rem Koolhaas (b. 1944) designed this "cool" tube at the 35th - Bronzeville - Illinois Institute of Technology CTA station. The 530 foot long tube, made of concrete and steel, is designed to "baffle"/reduce noise created the CTA green line trains which pass through it. (Below is the McCormick Tribune Center.)
Design is a deliberate action prompted by an understanding of the state of the world intended to bring the world into an improved state.
Tilburg, 24 juni 2016.
Industrial Technologies 2016 Creating a Smart Europe. Site Visit Tilburg University DAF Tech Lab / Fieldlab CAMPIONE. Photo: Valerie Kuypers / Netherlands Enterprise Agency
Culinary Arts students at Thomas Edison High School of Technology prepare for their yearly bake sale.
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assignment for 2011/03/12:
Make a photograph that illustrates a role of technology in your life.
8th Annual Chicago Networking Event.
Group of panelists shared their insights into how innovative uses of technology become a source of competitive advantage, leading to sustainable business and entrepreneurial success.
Scenes from COSI's interactive videoconference program for grades 3 through 6, "Gadget Works: Force & Motion." Here, COSI educator Katie Trausch performs the role of "Professor Gadgeteer" and leads students at a Newark, Ohio elementary school through a lesson in force and motion using wind-up toys.
"Gadget Works" Force & Motion" strongly supports Ohio's academic content standards for Science and Technology, Scientific Inquiry, and Scientific Ways of Knowing.
COSI is Columbus, Ohio's dynamic Center of Science and Industry. For more information, please visit www.cosi.org.
Dr. Chad Jenkins; Associate Professor of Computer Science, Brown University.
Photo: The Franklin Institute/Darryl W. Moran
J.C. Foley's class in the School of Technology on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on April 21, 2022. (Jay Grabiec)
Madicon photographs taken by Caroline Prendergast for JMU Technology & Design. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
Madison Union Open House 2015 photographs taken by Michelle Lee for JMU Technology & Design. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
#34 Machine/Technology
Exposing the engine of this plane (on display at LWTC's airplane/car show) shows all of the shiny and colorful parts and demonstrates the interconnectivity to provide flight...Fly In, Cruise In, Naples, FL
Estudiantes de la escuela Filomena Mora se benefician del campamento vacacional de robótica que ejecutan estudiante UTPL con el apoyo de IEEE.
Day 15: Technology
Technological advances are the norm; it is expected that something "new and improved" will be released, well, yesterday. If you don't get 'it', you will be out-of-date, behind, not with-it. There is this push whether overt or subtle to convince the consumer that he 'needs' it --now! Lines wrap around buildings, extending down sidewalks when there is a new release- especially at the Apple Store. Perhaps people feel they will miss out if they don't fork over handfuls of money, rather - their plastic.
Isn't it better to take a step back? put down the plastic, remove the bluetooth, shut off the computer. Dare I say, turn off the television, the mp3, the ipad? Take a moment: inhale, exhale. Again. Breathe. Listen. And the phrase 'silence is deafening' comes to mind. Instead of tuning outward, turn inward, listen to yourself: your soul. What do you hear? At first it may be difficult, having covered yourself in layers of pixels, animation, music, and static. But after a time, you realize that you hear a melody; it's not coming from the outside, but within.
That melody is you.