To promote its roll pack, Cadbury is using the YouTube video player its own crazy way.
A kinda of out of the box thinking by using technical optical illusion. Too bad it feels kinda of gimmicky somehow no doubt it still brings a sense fun a craziness from the brand.
Remember those championship manager games in the early nineties when you are perpetually watching your team place against others just by watching the text commentary? Twitter world cup replay has brought the same notion with this world cup and brings much joy to those who doesn’t have access to the games. Awesome data visualization.
Augmented Shadow, by Joon Moon, 2010. used openframeworks. It’s a tabletop interface on where artificial shadows of tangible objects displayed. You can play with the shadows lying on the boundary between the real, virtual, and fantasy.
The MIT Media Lab never ceases to amaze us – its latest invention is from Natan Linder, and at first glance could be taken as a quirky looking desktop lamp. Oh, but LuminAR is so much more than a light source. It’s a personal computer, desktop helper robot and research assistant all in one!
Marca.com provides an original interactive calendar for the World Cup.
It’s nice, dynamic and ergonomic. It remains intuitive, you get access to all the information in one screen. This wheel is a good work of infographics.
Minority Report science adviser and inventor John Underkoffler demos g-speak — the real-life version of the film’s eye-popping, tai chi-meets-cyberspace computer interface. Is this how tomorrow’s computers will be controlled?
Ubimark embeds books with two-dimensional codes that work as hyperlinks when photographed. So far there’s just one book available in English, Around the World in 80 Days, with the bar-like codes.
Purdue Professor Embeds Hyperlinks in Printed Books, by Mary Helen Miller
Harley davidson launch a 360 touring trip in france at the comfort of your own screen. Neat way to communicate the core beliefs of the brand when it comes to bikes that makes the road trip an unforgettable one.
Pretty interesting way on how converse use google for real fun.
