Jun Murakoshi Design

Stacked stools evoke sculpture, stored chairs double as a clever bookcase. Nice, simple design.

Use a paint-roller like interface to apply digital art to a real world analog surface.

Incredible project from the Royal College of Art - new large scale digital output device.

Blowing “Windows”

Cool project. Check out the video. “By blowing into the hose the user can clear their cluttered desktop or breeze icons to new positions. Playing on our spatial instincts learned in the physical world, by blowing in one end and angling the other they ca

RGB_Player

A music making instrument where colored objects are arranged on a turntable and are “played” depending on their color and proximity to the center.

MacBS2

OS X programming environment for Parallax Basic Stamp microcontrollers (BS2 included.) Awesome!

Piano Cubes

Predecessor of the “loop qubes” (from Konar of the Royal College of Art), Piano Cubes was created as a simple physical interface with added musical interaction. By tilting the jars different ways, each jar plays a recording of a piano arpeggio at varying

Weight sensing furniture from the “Equator” research project

I like the “History Tablecloth” that shows the imprints of objects (through glowing el wire) based on how long and how long ago the object was placed on the table.

Sock puppet MIDI controller

Fun project that uses a flex sensor and potentiometer to help a sock puppet sing! The videos are pretty amusing.

Broadcast Busker Project - Tasmin Fulton

The project created a way for street buskers to offer ring tone versions of their music available for purchase by SMS. Buskers get small fee for ringtone download, increased exposure.

Minimal comfy shoes with soles that zipper-off when they need to be replaced!

Alexander Technique inspired, designed for natural walking. Designed by RCA grad. Recommended on Kevin Kelly’s Cool Tools list.