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Arduino is an electronics prototyping platform that is used, by many, as a way to learn about digital electronics. One of the key aspects of this technology is that, from the beginning, it was designed having the users i [...]
Medea is a research centre for digital media and co-production, focusing on multidisciplinary research and meetings across sectors. Director Karin Johansson-Mex shares her vision of the future. [...]
[PUBLICATION] This paper reflects on the experiences from establishing and running the makerspace Fabriken in Malmö. The focus is on prototyping and how it has been used to foster collaboration and openness in the makin [...]
On March 12, 2010, the Medea Studio was inaugurated. More than 250 people celebrated the event in a completely empty room. Three months later, the Medea Studio had transformed into its current shape, built on the idea t [...]
Current off-the-shelf digital technologies such as smartphones, full-body interaction games and sensor-based appliances are to a large extent embodied in the sense that they integrate with the body of the user. Designing [...]
Come join us at Skånes Dansteater this Friday at 2 PM for a dance and augmented-reality performance: DansAR 02. You are invited to an informal presentation with students from Lunds dans- och musikalgymnasium who, for th [...]
Intresset för digital publicering växer när läsandet går från den traditionella pappersbundna publiceringen av tidningar, böcker och tidskrifter. I denna rapport undersöks, bland annat, vilka nya narrativa former [...]
How can contemporary media strengthen the relationship between cultural institutions and their audience? This is a question that seventeen interaction design students at the School of Arts and communication, Malmö Unive [...]
Come join us at Skånes Dansteater this Friday at 2.30 PM for a dance and augmented-reality performance. You will experience augmented reality, dance sequences, and live dance performance with dancers of mixed abilities. [...]
VALÉRIE LAMONTAGNE is a PhD scholar researching Performativity, Materiality and Laboratory Practices in Artistic Wearables at Concordia University where she teaches in the Department of Design & Computation Arts. L [...]
