Miscellaneous Resources Useful to Art & Technology

• visit site misc test -sw

• visit site Derived from the Japanese words dogu ("tool") and chin ("weird"), the International Chindogu Society celebrates useless but\clever inventions, or "weird tools." An automatic noodle cooler, a cattongue soother (don't ask, we have no idea!), a portable zebra crossing --they're all here, and then some. yahoo picks via sw

• visit site The battle against the "Terminator" seed and bio-engeneering continues. Check out the HEXTERMINATORS!!!!!! rg

• visit site Xperiments in the future of reading - tech museum/XeroxParc exhibit - sw

• visit site Directions to the Tech Musuem in San Jose - sw

• visit site >> www.metahuman.org >> www.appliedautonomy.com radical robotics group - sw

• visit site Fluidiom -- information visualization based on ideas about evolution, memetics, and tensegrity. Alex

• visit site Fluidiom -- information visualization based on ideas about evolution, memetics, and tensegrity. Alex

• visit site A strange interactive page (java) - that lets you mess with the physics -sw

• visit site multi-media arts festival -interesting artists-evocotive and volitile-trr

• visit site Old Boys Network - portal for cyberfeminist -sw

• visit site story about ebay art - sw and km

• visit site story about ebay art - sw and km

• visit site story about ebay art - sw and km

• visit site Description of Ebay based art - sw, km

• visit site Description of Ebay based art - sw, km

• visit site test - sw

• visit site Research Linx for Personal Constellation Project-MARK

• visit site The focus of this research is the integrated design of machines and their controllers ñ bodies and brains. Can bodies and brains evolve together, stimulating and constraining each other, to yield new machines and control concepts not foreseen by human engineers? Can evolutionary principles be used to automate machine design? --- Alex

• visit site Visualization of discrete dynamical networks - from Cellular Automata to Random Boolean Networks and beyond --- Alex

• visit site Interactive multimedia art stuff related to emergent phenomena and biology (based on Kevin Kelly's book, Out of Control) --- Alex

• visit site Kevin Kelly's book, Out of Control. The wholesale transfer of bio-logic into machines should fill us with awe. When the union of the born and the made is complete, our fabrications will learn, adapt, heal themselves, and evolve. This is a power we have hardly dreamt of yet. The aggregate capacity of millions of biological machines may someday match our own skill of innovation. Ours may always be a flashy type of creativity, but there is something to be said for a slow, wide creativity of many dim parts working ceaselessly. --- Alex