Click Nothing

design from a long time ago

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    I’m one of the author’s in the 2022 opdc (didn’t win anything, still trying to bear up under the shame…

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    Thank you for this very interesting collection, and for wrestling with the obviously mixed feelings on this anniversary. And thank…

Category: Augmented Reality

  • Click Nothing Tour 2009 – Part II

    In the beginning, there was nothing It's been a long time in coming, but I have finally put the finishing touches on the Click Nothing Tour 2009. It's going to be a long and complex one, but it should be fun. One talk, seven cities, ten days. The talk, as detailed in a previous post,…

  • Click Nothing Tour 2009 – Part I

    So for those who missed it in the microsecond that it flew past on Twitter, I will be keynoting the GameX Industry Summit conference taking place in Philadelphia on Oct 24-25. Here are the working title and summary of the talk I plan to give: The Territory is not the Map: Hyper Realism and the New…

  • The pen 2.0 is mightier than the pen 1.0 which was mightier than the sword 4.3.8

    Pat sent me this. But since it is a year + a day since he updated his blog, I'll post it here for him (slacker). I'm not much of a 'gadget' guy (yeah, yeah, ignore the phone). I am much more into general purpose stuff – a computer, a camera, a phone, etc. But as…

  • Here’s lookin’ at you – algorithm…

    Two interesting links floated around work in the last couple days. Both related to visualizations of information or information processes. One was this beautiful work being done by Alex Dragulescu at MIT Media Lab where he is feeding patterns from software viruses into 3D software to create visual representations of what they ‘look like’… and…

  • MS Visual Multiverse

    Okay, now this blows me away. I know a lot of people can’t be bothered to install a bunch of Active-X Controls to look at a webpage, but believe me, this time it is so worth it. Microsoft Live Labs Photosynth parses a collection of photos and analyzes patterns in them – then assembles a…

  • Collating Chaos

    I way dig this guy’s blog. Aside from very high calibre layout and design, and his uncanny ability to find brown hues that actually work, he has this wicked ‘tag cloud’ functionality. He has a java script that parses all his posts, finds the most commonly used words by month, and the most recently used…

  • Kinetic Design

    Ai Live, LiveMove is apparently the application in the Wii SDK that allows designers to simply record their movements as input data for the Wii. Here’s a video that demonstrates it. Here is a video of the demonstration, and hot damn is that some cool shit. Of course, thinking about it after seeing it, I…

  • Mixing Metaphors: Camera and HUD in GRAW

    In general I’m not going to bother to review games here. If you want a review of GRAW, go here. What I will do, though, is try to talk a bit (more) about what I learn specifically from specific games that I play. Here I’m gonna talk about what I learned about Camera and HUD…