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Spring Show 2007

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Origami as Musical Instrument


Here's some of the real origami, and it has nothing to do with ultramobile PCs, either. This resourceful student at NYU shows us her origami musical instrument for her graduation project for the interactive telecommunications program's Spring Show 2007. Using origami folding to trigger musical samples of human voices, the hypnotic result speaks for itself.
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Student Projects: Wireless Motion Data Headed for Games?


Here's another NYU project, where student Vincent Dean Boyce has figured out a way to send mechanical and motion data from a skateboard (or it could be a snowboard or surfboard) via Bluetooth to a cellphone. Imagine the possibilities if you hook this up to an Xbox 360! More »

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Student Projects: Taking Pics in the Blink of an Eye


We showed you a few still pictures of him as a sneak preview yesterday and you can see them again in the gallery below, but now here's Andrew Schneider in all his full-motion glory: the one-man band picture-taking guy whose invention leaves us nonplussed. More »

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Auto-Paparazzi Likes Celebrity Cleavage as Much as You


At last night's ITP Grad Show at NYU, we saw this super-sweet project that essentially creates robotic paparazzi. It's a smart robot, as it knows what humans like: skin, and lots of it. It has sensors that detect how much skin someone is showing, and it takes more pictures and yells at them more as a result. Check the video out to see it in action and hear it described by the brilliant/perverted creator.

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Student Projects: ITP Spring Show 2007


It's springtime at New York University, which means the students in the Interactive Telecommunications Program truck out their graduation projects. These range from conceptual artworks (like Andrew Schneider's "Experimental Devices for Performance" shown above) to innovative interfaces and games. This gallery shows just a few of the works on display. Look for more details on the most interesting projects later tonight and tomorrow. More »