December 2008
5 posts
WatchCyborgCamp seems like just the start of something. The mood is just a bit different. It’s part information. part hardware and a kind of personal experience that brings machines more deeply into conversations about intelligence, information and human personality.
John Nastos performed at CyborgCamp, playing the EWI. The EWI is an electronic wind instrument that connects to a PC or Mac by...
WatchPortland Code Trips Episode 13 <i skipped 12> :)
I met Maxwell the robot today at Cyborg Camp.
WatchPortland Code Trips Episode 11
The magic blogger bus rolls again! Come see the magic blogger bus at Cyborg Camp.
Art trip on the bus, following the conference.
WatchPortland Code Trips Episode 10
I saw that rainbow whirly ball and knew it was coming. iMovie crash. So.. the chat with Scott Kveton about bacon and the social stack will have to wait until tomorrow.
Instead, while out on my travels today I ordered a cup of tea at Blue Joe Coffee. Just check this out. I’ve never seen anything like it.
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WatchPortland Code Trips: Episode 9
I did an interview last April with Hideshi Hamaguchi. He’s one of the founders of lunarr and one of the most creative people I have had the chance to meet here in Portland. He and his business partner developed Japan’s first intranet. At lunarr, their sites are on developing intuitive applications for the enterprise. If you get the chance, you should go...