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Awkward family?

Posted in Aer, News about at December 22nd, 2009 by aer.

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Friday afternoon, almost christmas, gin, tonic, aer family, and a great photographer. Check out the results! Many thanks to Frank Schoepgens who gave us great energy and many laughs, not to mention great material! And to Anita for bringing the Polaroid camera. Thanks guys! was a great afternoon!

Browser Pong

Posted in Web about Game, Javascript at December 22nd, 2009 by Héctor.

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How many versions of Pong game have you seen? Thousands, maybe? Then here you have one more and obviously a bit original: The Browser Pong by stewdio. Just a classic pong, even for two players!, but playing with the browser windows.

I love using windows as interface elements. From digital point of view, a window is the most physical element you have on a screen, so there is some thing magical when they are joined one to other. You don’t believe me! Just check the browser ball.

(via curiosity killed hec)

Fredo Viola’s
The Turn

Posted in Selected Works, Work about Awards, Fredo Viola, Interactive, Video, Website at December 22nd, 2009 by aer.

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In collaboration with Fredo Viola and
Guillermo Lopez.
From an original idea of Fredo Viola and Steph Thirion

visit site >>

Awards:
- Laus 2009: Grand Laus. More at Nit Laus and La Vanguardia.
- ED-Awards 2009: Gold award. More at ED-Awards.
- Japan Media Art 2009: Jury Recommended project Have a look!
- Site of the Month by The FWA. December 2008.
- FITC Awards: Finalists in the experimental media category. Check out our “just in case” acceptance video… More at FITC Awards.

SAM

Posted in Work about at December 22nd, 2009 by aer.

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Activa’t was an exhibit organized by the Generalitat de Catalunya, CCRTV (Corporación Catalana de Radio y Televisión) along with other public institutions. It took place in Palau Robert in Barcelona from the 30th of May to the 31st of August of 2007.

The purpose of the exhibit was to offer insight into the technological architecture that makes it possible to offer universal multimedia access to audiovisual services and content of reference to the masses.

This project was done in colaboration with Lunatus and La Mosca for various applications in the “Mundo Conectado” room of the exhibit. This room used the SAM (Servicio Audiovisual Metereología) system to generate meterological information for various medias like TV, radio, internet, telephone, and mobile phones. In this project Aer designed and programmed 4 interfaces, 1 being interactive: tactile screen to select cities with a projection of the output information, mobile phone simulation and a newspaper simulation.