Nov 8, 2009
Sound Sculpture
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From curiosity to terror in slightly under a minute.
Well, for me anyway. It starts of small, it gets bigger and bigger. Stuff comes to life. Loud noises and sudden movements, and it just keeps growing.
An ode to Cognitive Surplus.
A celebration of the inventive backwaters of the human spirit... a celebration of people who would appear to have far too much time on their hands...
A celebration of laterality.
If you come they will build it.
By knowledge shall the spheres be filled.
- 3d [3]
- 3D printing [31]
- abundance [3]
- algae [2]
- androidal xenophobia [16]
- anthropomorphism [6]
- appropriate technology [10]
- architecture [16]
- arduino [12]
- Are We There Yet Tech [5]
- art [107]
- Artificial Intelligence [3]
- Atemporality [3]
- augmented reality [14]
- backyard farming [13]
- biorobotics [6]
- biotech [12]
- bristlebots [6]
- building blocks [33]
- cars that look like teapots [9]
- CNC [3]
- cool site [5]
- crowd-funding [3]
- crowd-sourcing [11]
- digital cottage industries [3]
- diy-robotics [31]
- diybio [8]
- doubt [19]
- drones [3]
- ecotech [2]
- eeg [5]
- emergent economics [22]
- emergent morality [11]
- emmersive entertainment [14]
- energy [26]
- fabrics [6]
- Favela Chic [11]
- first-personism [21]
- flatland [7]
- free-information [2]
- genetic algorithms [8]
- getting off at the bottom [3]
- ghosts in the machine [2]
- guerilla art [10]
- hexapods [12]
- historical echoes [3]
- ideas [16]
- ideas from nature [19]
- immortal technology [4]
- innovating between the cracks [4]
- intellectual property [31]
- interface [6]
- iPhone [29]
- junkstrapping [10]
- kinect [4]
- laser-cutting [6]
- lego [16]
- link latte [20]
- medicine [7]
- memetics [25]
- memospheres [9]
- microbots [11]
- microcopters [17]
- missing links [10]
- music [16]
- neo-alchemy [6]
- neo-paleofuturism [7]
- occam's drawing-board [6]
- open-source evolution [14]
- open source hardware [14]
- paleo-futurism [14]
- photography etc [14]
- rapid fabbing [15]
- reprap [16]
- resilience [4]
- revolution [6]
- robots [88]
- rubik's cubes [6]
- search and rescue [3]
- seed ideas [12]
- segways [6]
- software [8]
- solar [5]
- solutions looking for problems [22]
- state of the web/world [44]
- stirling engines [2]
- stuff that is actually useful [3]
- swarmbots [6]
- textiles [5]
- the civilisation seed [2]
- Theo Jansen [7]
- the sci fi singularity [12]
- the universal mind [20]
- too much time on their hands [34]
- toy-phase weapons-phase [29]
- toys [18]
- transport [47]
- very high science [6]
- WAAI [15]
- web apps [11]
One Comment, Comment or Ping
Traveller
That’s about the closest thing I’ve ever seen to Lovecraftian horror in the “real” world. I would NOT want to run into that thing in a dark alley.
Nov 9th, 2009
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