Interactive Architecture Lab
An Exploration of Sensory Design: How Sensory Interaction Affects Perceptual Experience in an Immersive Artwork
October 7, 2019 | Kornbongkoch Harnpinijsak | 2 Comments
“You are a multisensory being. So why is it that so much of our media only play to one or two of those senses? We are engaging more of our body, more of our brain and we … Read More
Solarbots_Adaptive Strategy Using Pneumatic system
March 23, 2018 | Min | One CommentFor the project fair we exhibited our collection of solar robot and solar apparatus using pneumatic systems
 Technical aspects:Â
 Solar Tracking system
- Â Gis data is inserted into Grasshopper and Ladybug … Read More
Personalized Robot and Bio Sensing
March 23, 2018 | Parvin FarahzadehI had a discussion about appending personality to the robot in addition to setting behavior based on biodata. I made a model of mobile Keepon with DC motors and proximity sensors to control the mobility. it was suggested to add … Read More
Visual Motion Perception in Projected Space
July 16, 2015 | Renxiang Li1. THE ROLE OF VISUAL MOTION PERCEPTION.
Visual motion perception plays an important role and meaning in experiencing a space through a process describing how identification can be made by a visual system in order to transfer 2-D information to … Read More
Creating a virtual/physical space
April 23, 2015 | Renxiang Li“Marling” by Usman Haque, leaves me a profound impression. People play with their voice. The voice of citizens creates a compelling space which is between virtual and physical. Have a look here.
Visual Motion Perception as a discipline can certainly … Read More
Interactive Architecture Lab Catalog 2013
August 29, 2014 | Ruairi GlynnVery please to be posting this today as it feels somewhat like a new start for this website that has been static now for a few years while I have built a number of quite large kinetic installation pieces and … Read More
Keynote – Ruairi Glynn @ Fascinate Conference 2013
November 5, 2013 | Ruairi GlynnI thought I’d share a Keynote that I gave a few months ago at the brilliantly well organised and ambitiously curated Fascinate Conference. My thanks to the guys in Falmouth for the invitation and for sharing the conference footage also.
Fearful Symmetry
August 19, 2012 | Ruairi Glynn | One CommentTomorrow I go into the Tate Modern to install my new interactive work that has been a year in the making. That among other things is the reason this blog has been so quiet in recent times … Read More
Edge of Chaos
Between order and chaos, a mathematical space originally studied to understand the behaviour of avalanches and crystallisation of liquids, scientists are uncovering the rules for the existence of life...
