This thermometer shows in quite nice way how interactive technology and emotional expresssions can be combined in an every day device!

How could the interactive city – map of the future look like? Its decentralised and spread over the whole city, it´s interactive, wayfinding and many things more… and here is a detailed description.

Incorporated in our clothes, digital technology can influence human communictaion maybe in the most direct way. In her project “intraInter socialite” Kristin Stransky Mallinger shows how such an integration could look like.

We have to deal with our history and there is sometimes no way out! And althoug that seems to be very true for architecture, the Re-Skin project shows a way how it is possible to transfrom buildings in an eays and effective way.

This project by Jonas Burki received the “[the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant” in 2007. During a three months residency at the Ars Electronica Futurelab in Linz, Jonas produced a first protoype of SUN_D and as a result he has developed a completely new approach to surface and light design . Back home he founded a sart up company with the aim to sell his product on the market and is now owner of a successful company named after his first prototype: SUN_D.