Tales of Things Goes Live - Its a Memory Thing
April 16th, 11.42 am and the research project born 18 months ago ' Tales of Things ' goes live, documented as the site is all about memories and attaching media to objects via qrcodes and rfid: Tales…
Read →New Scientist and Beyond the Beyond - TalesofThings
New Scientist have a good write up this week on our new project - TalesofThings its also been picked up by Bruce…
QR Code / RFID / Any Media - The TalesofThings Trailer
With the code being worked on as we type around the desks of CASA and digital urban, and with preparations going on…
deformations
Viralata produced the movie below as a test working on 3D architectural design with Blender.He started to study how to…
Data is the New Business Battleground
Well according to Greenplum it is and to be honest, we agree - data is everything. Of course it has to be quality data,…
Coming Soon from the CASA Team - SurveyMapper
As promised some more details on our second project coming out of recent grants here at CASA, University College London…
Tales, MRes and Mapping - A DU Update
Our apologies for the slow week on the blog - its due to the current move to launch two projects this month. We have…
Tales of Things - April 2010
We are proud to announce that the 'Internet of Things' project we have been itching to blog about is set to launch mid…
flutter: Realtime Social Media Mapping
We are always wary of any description text that states ' one of the most interesting things you'll watch all day' but…
A Photoshop for Graphs - Introducing Gephi
The last 12 months have seen the release of vast amounts of publicly available data, which has led to a bit of…
Sneak Peek - Photoshop CS5 Context-Aware Fill
When taking panoramas or just general images, removing artifacts such as lens flare or unwanted objects to often a…
Social Mapping - 'On the Map' Radio 4
A few weeks ago we did an interview with Mike Parker for Radio 4, entitled 'Social Mapping' you can listen to it on…
GPS Visualisation in Processing
Over the last few weeks we have been kicking about with some books on ' Processing ' the open source programming…