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... to neighbor nodes to determine a network topology through a system of flexible joints. Each joint, while serving as a data and power bus between nodes, also integrates an omnidirectional bend sensing mechanism, which uses a simple optical occlusion...

... (H5N1) "Algorithms are opinions embedded in code." Quote from Cathy O'Neil, mathematician; "The era of blind faith in big data must end", published in April 2017. Illustration: Algorithm/Code "Risiko = Schaden × Wahrscheinlichkeit." Risk matrix; risks are...

... smartphone as well as its trace on a map. After we lose this virtual contact (probably due to restrictions of my prepaid data sim card), I manipulate the resulting video file simply by inverting the frame order, and here is the result: http://deriva.tv

... of information and connectivity. It is more than just a closed PDF file - it is an intelligent, interactive, multimedia data source that can be used like a book. The "virtual book" not only scrolls from one page to the next, but also finds passages of...

... and Wolfgang Strauss is considered to be one of the first pieces of Virtual Reality in the world to make use of a data glove and a head-mounted display of Jaron Lanier and Tom Zimmerman's VPL company. In this networked VR installation, visitors...

... and large scale digital video projection. Magnet employs two computers, two low light video cameras and two high resolution data projectors. The work also includes interactive quadraphonic audio. The idea of the work came from a news story about Dutch...

... are snapshots from the inside of a living digital world into the real world. They reveal an aesthetic of unpredictable data space. As the art historian Alexander Dorner has said: "Every movement of the point of view radically changes the view of space.

... actuators that measure the users' heartbeat, blood pressure and pulse, skin conductivity, sweat and smell. The captured data are then sent to anonymous users who can perceive and feel these most private sensations of others through actuators, vibrators,...

... excavated the land using non-invasive ground-penetrating radar. Custom software that Burbano built himself processes the 3D data to create visualisations of the buried objects. The researchers needed aerial photographs of the land to guide the exploration,...

... were outside looking in. Moving Movie #2 (1979) was an attempt to record the camera movement during filming, then use the data to control the movement of the projected image. The result was a movie that could move around a space in any direction, based...