Category Archives: Looking-Outwards

Ben Snell

17 Jan 2016

In 2014, Google acquired a company called Skybox imaging for $500 million. The startup aimed to provide a different type of map: HD Video of areas on Earth from space. Since the acquisition, the company website has been removed, but …

Erica Lazrus

17 Jan 2016

bklynr

It’s easy to find maps that are pretty, seductive, and (purportedly) explanatory. Find a map that interests you — and then find a problem with it. (Or at least, identify something about it that concerns you.) Write a Looking

Christopher Wei

16 Jan 2016

Looking Foward 2 – Mapping Global Conflict

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This is a really cool map. It maps out conflict, categorizing it into protests and violence against civilians and plots it on a map over time. Conflict has always been heavily covered by …

Zachary Rispoli

15 Jan 2016

(this is not an oF project but it’s something that I plan on integrating into oF at some point)

celegans

There is much ongoing research into the simulation of relatively simple creatures. Not very different from how emulators for video games

guy

14 Jan 2016

Squaring up to the Square Mile

Squaring up to the Square Mile was conceived as a tool for protesters at London’s 2009 G20 summit. Listing the location of almost every major law firm, arms trader, bank, and other generic ‘evil’ …

Paige Pritchard

14 Jan 2016

openFrameworks Example

Golan said something about obtaining a robot arm for IACD in class on Tuesday that set my wheels turning. I was exposed to the idea of using robot arms for creative practice last semester when I saw this

Dan Sakamoto

14 Jan 2016

“Play the World” by Zach Lieberman is a keyboard that plays snippets of sounds from radio stations all over the world. Each key plays sounds that roughly match its corresponding pitch, through a speaker that is in the direction of …