L'imprimante 3D, cette révolution industrielle qui approche Une machine qui crée n'importe quel objet en quelques clics, voilà une innovation pour sauver le "made in France". "L'imprimante 3D est une révolution industrielle." Clément Moreau l'affirme d'une voix basse, presque sans passion. Pourtant, il a cofondé Sculpteo, la première entreprise française qui propose un service d'impressions 3D, en septembre 2009. Un pari risqué qui aurait pu se terminer tristement. Mais l'imprimante 3D est encore chère. HABU Territoires Numériques Le centre de documentation de Kawenga, met à disposition un fonds documentaire spécialisé dans la création artistique contemporaine et les cultures multimédias. Composé à la fois de revues, d'ouvrages, de CD et DVD ou de dossiers artistiques, il permet la recherche concernant l'exploration et l'expérimentation de la création numérique. Destiné à la fois aux milieux professionnels et associatifs, ainsi qu'aux artistes, étudiants et publics amateurs, le centre de documentation présente de grandes thématiques liées à l'histoire de l'art contemporain (performance, art vidéo…) et à la professionnalisation (communication et médiation, conservation et restauration...). Lieu spécifique, le centre de documentation s’oriente sur la constitution de documents qui participent à créer une mémoire vive, vitrine rendant visible la densité et la diversité des activités menées par Kawenga.
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codelab 2012 New Year's TrendMix Illustration by Beatthepulp 2012 New Year’s TrendMix Ring in the new year with ringing ears. 2012 promises to be a bountiful year of new artists, new albums, and new obsessions, but let us say farewell to 2011 by celebrating favorite Trendland finds and preview what is to come! Awolnation – “Knights of Shame” 1. awolnation-knights-of-shame_[MP3JUICES.COM] FM Belfast – “New Year” 1. Hook & The Twin – “Tribes” 1. Bob & Earl – “Harlem Shuffle” 1. 02 Harlem Shuffle Foster The People – “Houdini (RAC Mix)” 1. Jay Z & Kanye West – “Why I Love You (Ft. 1. 02 Julius Ok Go – “This Too Shall Pass (Passion Pit Remix)” 1. Frankie & The Heartstrings – “Everybody Looks Better (In The Right Light)” 1. Florence + The Machine – “Shake It Out” 1. 02 Shake It Out Miike Snow – “Devil’s Work” 1. Levels – “Avicii” 1. Alex Clare – “Up All Night (Nadastrom Remix)” 1.
123D Scanner - Home made 3D Scanner Hey - have a look at my new project HERE In this project I built a 3D Scanner, that enables generating 3D models of physical objects. The files can later be viewed in 3D software (GLC Player, Sketchup, Rhino, or sites such as and even manipulated into .STL file and 3D printed. The software for this project is completely free, I am using Autodesk's 123D catch, Link:123D catch The 123D Catch is a great software, it requires taking many photos of an object all around it, and uploading it into the software, and it returns a 3D file. Since I really liked the solution but did not wanted to take the photos myself - I built an instrument that does that - description hence. Please note that this document does not intend to explain how to use 123D catch (this can be found here)
Unstuck Fais signe à la caméra… Qu’il serait agréable de pouvoir commander d’un simple mouvement de la main les applications sur son smartphone ou sa tablette. La commande tactile de divers appareils semble aujourd’hui entrer dans les mœurs. Pourtant, le développeur israélien eyeSight Mobile Technologies va encore plus loin. Sa technologie Gesture Recognition permet en effet de commander les tablettes Android et les ordinateurs portables basés Windows et équipés d’une caméra en déplaçant simplement la main devant l’objectif. Cette application est compatible avec quasiment n’importe quelle caméra incorporée. Compulser menus, photos ou chansons devient ainsi un véritable jeu d’enfant. L’interface utilisateur Touch Free d’eyeSight est disponible pour les développeurs qui peuvent l’intégrer à leurs applications, à condition de souscrire une licence sur le logiciel.
Diptyque's Scent of Home To celebrate fifty years of creation, diptyque wanted to encapsulate the essence of its first boutique. The place where the company was born, a place that has a genuine soul. In essence, the intention was to interpret the memory of diptyque and its history, one that is constantly being reinvented through new projects, in the notes of the emerging emblematic fragrance. Named after the birthplace of the house, the 34 Boulevard Saint Germain is a unique scent for the body and home that encapsulates its first boutique with rare and precious fragrances, to give everyone a little part of this place and its rich history. Each of the five products that make up the line has a connection with the atypical and refined universe dreamed up in 1961 by Christiane Gautrot, Desmond Knox-Leet and Yves Coueslant, the three friends who started diptyque. To mark the release of the collection, we caught up with diptique's very own Olivier Pescheux to hear the story behind this celebratory scent...
Duct Tape, 3D Printing, and Libraries of the Future A few weeks back I took my sons to the Fayetteville Free Library to learn more about their new Fab Lab and see the 3D MakerBot printer in action. While we were busy printing out a robot and ring on the 3D printer, the librarian (Lauren) mentioned an upcoming open house for the Fab Lab that would include the 3D printer, making jewelry, and making things in Duct Tape…if she could find someone who made things with Duct Tape. Riley, my 11 year old said “I make stuff with Duct Tape,” and before Lauren knew what was happening he was flipping though pictures of his creations on his phone. “Great” said Lauren without missing a beat “you could teach it.” And he did. You should have seen him beam when Sue Considine, the amazing director of Fayetteville Free, personally thanked him for helping out. A week later my youngest son said he had a great idea for this year’s science fair. The next Saturday we took the “library” on a disk back to Fayetteville and printed it out. Like this: Like Loading...
The Image Makers: Inez And Vinoodh: style file: daily fashion, party, and model news In a new series, Style.com sits down with the best in the field of contemporary fashion photography to talk about both the process and the product. First up: the husband-and-wife Dutch shooters Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. At exactly 34 characters long, Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin easily have the longest photo credit in the business. Admittedly, the count includes A-N-D, but that little linking word is crucial. Van Lamsweerde and Matadin are partners in every sense—creatively, romantically, as parents of their 9-year-old son Charles Star Matadin, and seemingly everything in between. The Dutch natives have been together for 26 years, and to sit with the two of them for an interview is to witness genuine sentence-finishing synergy. —Meenal Mistry You have this book now but you had the retrospective exhibit last year in Amsterdam. Vinoodh Matadin: This actually started nine years ago when Inez was pregnant. And very Karl. IVL: Yeah, it was sweet. It’s true. IVL: Yeah.