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This should have been a rollercoaster. Instead, it’s a sedate trudge through giant canvases – giving you the bottle but not the booze, the facts but not the feeling
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Devastated by his time in Germany, which he regards as still Nazi, the artist has moved. As he unveils a powerful virtual reality artwork, he talks about needing a monster to fight – and why he’d like to be a barber
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Using the frontiers of technology to tell one of the most urgent stories of our time, Omni immerses you in a jungle full of lost elephants and a refugee camp in Bangladesh
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The Next Web
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Google and its partners at the Janelia Research Campus today released the largest, most detailed set of brain scans ever published. The project encompasses nearly one-third of the brain of a fruit fly and includes detailed mappings for more than 25 thousand neurons featuring more than 20 million synapses. The best part: it’s all been …
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Coolhunting
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Venice is a reality apart. Every time you arrive in the city you're catapulted into reflections on water and glass, too many tourists along small crowded streets, palazzos and alleys and gondolas. It's a place where senses are constantly stimulated. It's real, but somehow imaginary.
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The Guardian
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It may be some way off, but mind uploading, the digital duplication of your mental essence, could expand human experience into a virtual afterlife
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The Next Web
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By embedding purposeful innovation in design — rooted in service to humanity — tech companies can become true partners in their customers’ lives.
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Design Boom
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during the LA design festival, somepeople presented the sky gazing tower, a VR installation that provides personal space in crowded urban environments.
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fastcompany
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The hotel giant, which faces stiff competition from Hilton and Airbnb, uses the lab to get insights into the smallest details–from the shape of wall sconces to the location of electrical outlets.
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The Turner prize nominee on socially engaged art and why his family is part of his new Art Night show
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Dezeen
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Artist Antony Gormley has teamed up with astrophysicist Priya Natarajan on a virtual reality experience that allows users to walk on a digital version of the moon created using data from NASA.
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pcmag
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Do you have an old smartphone lying around? Repurpose it! There are a number of ways you can reuse that old mobile device.
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London-based designer Keiichi Matsuda imagines how augmented reality will define the workstation of the future in short film Merger
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Colourlovers
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Most popular colors in every decade of mankind are reflecting on our habits and our needs, the development of different industries, changes within our lifestyles, global politics and economy. With the fast development of technology all around us, revolutions are made in almost every segment of human life - music, film industry, cartoons, games, nightlife, food industry, the sex industry, and many others.
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Wired
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For more than a century, automakers have been racing to craft ever better machines. They've evolved from carving wood to stamping steel to pressing aluminum to forging carbon fiber. They've played with virtual reality and 3-D printing, always looking for the edge that lets them outbuild the competition. And now, despite the efforts of thousands of engineers, over millions of man hours and billions of dollars, they have all been wiped into oblivion. By Lego.
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Design Boom
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mozilla is redesigning the firefox logo with plans of not just creating one new identity but an entire series of icons. the free and open-source browser has had the same logo since it launched back in 2002 but now, as it embarks on several different ventures, it’s asking its users which icons they would prefer to identify each one.
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England footballer Lucy Staniforth tries out a new virtual reality training system for soccer.
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It was inspired by a story about a time traveler.
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Mashable Magazine
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Facebook holds at least two patents to track user eye movements but denies that it is currently developing the technology.
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Lifehacker
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Google’s done more than almost any other company to bring virtual reality to the masses, from making cheap Cardboard headsets to giving the public easy ways to create and share 360-degree photos. Now the company is giving VR fans another way to dive in with a new tool called Tour Creator.
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