This bio-mechanical lamp uses little plastic jellies to defract light from some LED's. A couple of motors keep a convection current going.
Thanks to Cat for one seriously cool piece of lighting!
- Taken at 7:46 PM on November 10, 2008 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu

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This advert was produced by a group of students for a university project.
Their production company, 'Stop, Rewind & Play' were inspired by the Wii's Virtual Console, which lets users download and play old-school games.

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http://www.festo.com/bionic Bionic projects in the technical automation

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Here is the preview version of my augmented reality card trick. Have fun watching and let me know what you think. More information about my magic can be found at http://www.marcotempest.com

ALL THE GRAPHICS ON THIS VIDEO ARE GENERATED IN REAL TIME WHILE I AM PERFORMING THIS TRICK. NO POST-PRODUCTION, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU WOULD SEE ON THE COMPUTER SCREEN AS I AM PERFORMING.

Special Thanks to: Zachary Lieberman and Theo Watson for augmented card wizardry and creating OpenFrameworks, Animation Cell for bringing the Jokers to life, Jillene Luce and Dominic FBI for the soundtrack, Matthew Holtzclaw for adding the magic of words, Robert Eaton for the 3D models and to all people creating amazing free tools available to artists everywhere: OpenFrameworks, ARToolkit, OpenCV, MacCam

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What if the graphics on your mobile seemed to have real depth? Imagine tilting your mobile so you can look around corners and behind objects in the GUI to access additional information. Imagine layered GUIs where pop-up windows really pop up. With eye-tracking and the real 3D capabilities of TAT Cascades, this is now possible.

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