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Colour Responsive Chairs - Moritz Waldemeyer
By Royal Appointment is a set of responsive chairs by Moritz Waldemeyer. As a person sits in the chair, an RGB colour sensor in the back reads the colour of their clothing. The colour LEDs on the back… more →
Making Furniture Interactive
Colour Responsive Chairs - Moritz Waldemeyer
botto wrote 2 years ago: By Royal Appointment is a set of responsive chairs by Moritz Waldemeyer. As a person sits in the cha … more →
Brown Naugahyde
Dunne & Raby, GPS Table
mjlevy wrote 2 years ago: GPS Table This table has a global positioning sensor inside it. It can only display its position in … more →
Interactive Explorations
tiagororke wrote 2 years ago: 1) Pupa Lamp, by Progetto25zero One must caress this lamp to turn it on and off – this create … more →
Exercise 1: The Pong table
architk wrote 2 years ago: The Pong table is a dining table that doubles as a LED Pong game. This is like a tabletop version … more →
gregsaul wrote 2 years ago: What is interactive Furniture? “iBar is a system for the interactive design of any bar-counter … more →
Interactive Tables
Jamin Hegeman wrote 2 years ago: Interesting collection of interactive tables, including a noise sensitive table: Using light pattern … more →
Imran's Exercise 1
imranixd wrote 2 years ago: Chit chat club This is a project done by people at the sociable media group at MIT. It allows people … more →
(interactive) Furniture
marcmanzke wrote 2 years ago: In exploring existing models, I became interested in passively interactive furniture. These pieces a … more →
Dunne and Raby Pillow / Sound Modulated Light #1
jilore wrote 2 years ago: Tony Dunne and Fiona Raby design artifacts to question the role of technology in society. The Pillow … more →
Kipum Lee's Exercise 1:
kipum wrote 2 years ago: A “Grass Chair” you can purchase. There are no sensors or electrical components, but it … more →
Exercise One: "The Living" (Dan D.W. Kang)
dwkang wrote 2 years ago: I have two examples of interactive furniture: 1. Living Glass This is like a window that m … more →
interaction with less tech
tomrgon wrote 2 years ago: these are a few examples of furniture that, while not being quite intuitive or sensitive to external … more →
Furniture and Art (jenn gooch)
jenngooch wrote 2 years ago: You will find that, as an artist, I tend to incessantly abstract definitions, answer questions with … more →
Interactivity without Technology
Ronit wrote 2 years ago: Advances in digital effects have sometimes hampered simple human creativity. Here’s the most a … more →
Tables and the Future
Mattt Thompson wrote 2 years ago: One aspect of technology that I really appreciate is its role and perception in everday life; it is … more →
Interesting links
bosmet wrote 2 years ago: Here are some examples of interactive tables: Reflect: A noise sensitive table: a conversation table … more →
Exercise One: What Is ?
mdgross wrote 2 years ago: (Due Sept 6, 9 AM): Find examples of furniture that is, or is not, interactive, and provide a link t … more →
