All media occupy physical space. Books and magazines on paper. Films and television on screens. Signs and advertisements on posts and billboards. Not all media, however, are interactive. With the advent of the computational systems, the development of large-scale display devices, and recent improvements in sensing technologies, the landscape of interactive media has fundamentally changed. What was previously constrained to the world of keyboards, mice and screens is now open to the world of architectural surfaces and spaces. With these new media come new questions for both designers and for technologists. How should an interactive table be constructed?
Lecture in English.
Lecture in the frame of the Master's Degree in Design and Architecture with the collaboration of the Master’s Degree in Graphic Design and the Master’s Degree in Design, Art and Public Space.
RSVP by mail to: elisava@elisava.net
Date: 31.01.2012
Time: 17h
Venue: ELISAVA (La Rambla 30-32). Conference room (1st floor). Barcelona
