Cool Shit #7
Here’s an update on weird interesting innovative stuff we have found on the Internet.
Yamaha turns a dancer into a pianist — Yamaha AI enabled a world-renowned dancer Kaiji Moriyama to control a piano by his movements. The performance was accompanied by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Scharoun Ensemble.
Online-together — Online Together is a collaborative artwork which aims to highlight a positive view of the Internet. It invites users to participate and in doing so diverts their devices away from their usual uses. By connection to the website, the visitor is reminded that they are not alone online, by seeing the interactions of those who they are currently online together with, and traces left by those who have visited previously. Most of the websites we visit don’t reflect the synchronicity of our browsing, despite the fact we are rarely alone online. More often than not we are online, together.
Greg Sharp’s video for Hunnybee by Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Nexus Studio’s short for Google I/O — The short, Make Good Things Together, starts with a static screen which zooms in to reveal a world of pixels. When two accidentally bump into each other they figure out the potential to create when working together.
Lightroom — a new design tool for projected augmented reality experiences, no headset required.
Project Aero — Apowerful new augmented reality (AR) authoring tool and system that makes it easier for designers and developers to create immersive content and bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds.
