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    Digital Pinball on Wooden Table

    http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2008/05/digital_pinball...
    147 days ago in Ubergizmo, The Gadget Blog · Authority: 1,928

    Don't you just love it when the old meets the new? Case in point - Daniel Soltis's Moving Parts project which is a "two-player hybrid physical/video pinball game that uses variations in game rules to elicit different social interactions between

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    Digital Pinball Game

    http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/digital-pinba...
    147 days ago in TechEBlog · Authority: 1,882

    Putting a twist on the classic game, Daniel Soltis's Moving Parts is essentially a "two-player hybrid physical/video pinball game that uses variations in game rules to elicit different social interactions between players." Video after the

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    CO2RSET makes it hard to breathe when the air gets murky

    http://www.quantumxen.net/blog/google_shared_items/co2rset-m...
    146 days ago in Quantum Xen · No authority yet

    Kristin O’Friel, another NYU ITP student, invented the CO2RSET, a corset that tightens or loosens around your body depending on the amount of CO2 in the air around you. She says that she was influenced in part by this smoking jacket, another piece of clothing that reacts directly to the air that you breath into it. The corset is laced with wires attached to tiny motors. The motors respond to input from the corset's attached CO2 monitors— look closely— they stick out of the vest's floral decorations like thumbtacks. Though the jacket currently only responds to CO2 levels, the O'Friel hopes to continue development so that it eventually also responds to air contaminants like Carbon Monoxide as well. The idea is that if you know that the air quality around you is sup-par, you'll leave. It's a great concept— our only objection is that right now, you have to wear the corset on the outside of your clothing. In the future maybe the invention will work under your clothing— and as a bra.