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- Artifacts wear their own history
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- Sketching Smart Things, a presentation for CHIFOO
- Evolution of the Fridge Computer
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- Liz and I got married
- Two presentations: boundaries and sketching
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- Harry Potter spell voice control and smart furniture from Pottery Barn
- Sketching in Hardware 2: my intro
- Magic and ubicomp in the Congo
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- An unusual addition to the UI collection
- Ubicomp and kitchens: "When a knife talks to a toaster, what do they say?"
- Interactivos: Product Development and Magic
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- The Fantasy Economy
- Ambiguating the terminology: Web 4.0
- Technology brings context, a presentation for history museums
- Movable Type comments and spam
- Coming Age of Magic (Etech Edition)
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- Me on magic and ubicomp in Ambidextrous Magazine
- Apples, oranges and swivel
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- A terminology experiment
- Animist User Expectations in a Ubicomp World
- How objects become gadgets
- A mobile-phone/lamp for personal surveillance
- Philips Drag & Draw magic markers
- Ambiguating the terminology: Quantitative Ethnographics
- LoveM, a ThingM Technology Sketch
- Mobile music on demand using the modem port
- Notes on recent developments in furniture
- LED Graffiti Causes panic
- How to make a DEC5100 work with Win2K
- Ambiguating the terminology: Palpable Computing
- Origin of Magical thinking
- Report from CES
- WineM, a ThingM technology sketch
- Why we need a good appliance communication protocol
- Magic watch
- tired.com in the WSJ
- The Magic Smoke in Electronics
- Roomba hacks and attitudes toward ubicomp
- In MAKE 08: Roachball goes Open Source
- Smart Furniture + IKEA
- REXplorer: Magic as historical explanation metaphor
- Urban Palimpsests
- Absurdities in healthcare: TEIGIT's CIGNA problem
- Granularities of User Experience in Ubicomp
- Two sites, two announcements
- The Coming Age of Magic
- Jef Raskin on interface and superstition
- iPod shuffle animism: Steven Levy's experience
- Ellis Evictions Map
- Casemod furniture
- Story of One Game
- National's Smart Bed
- Tod's latest Roomba hack: control with your phone
- Notes on Vernor Vinge's ubicomp talk
- Burning Man 2006 Art Review
- 3D Lego Robot movies of carnivorous plants in MAKE
- "As if by magic"
- Electronic sympathetic magic
- ISEA / ZeroOne art review
- ISEA C4F3
- Magic mirrors
- Baby Boomers and Technology
- Attracting women to tech conferences, my experience with Sketching
- Sketching in Hardware 1: a retrospective
- tired.com on digg
- Technology Art and Design
- More on Magic
- The Same But Different: a tribute to Portland fire hydrants
- Partial Bibliography of Magic in User Experience Design
- A/V furniture in Grand Rapids
- Gartner on non-graphical UI
- Nike-Apple Smart Shoes
- "Hiding the technology"
- Roomba hacking in MIT tech review
- Eye of Judgement Augmented Reality Card Game
- More Roomba stuff and the 2006 Power Tool Drag Races
- Sony's LED magic wand patent
- How to make a magic wand
- Phil keeps going and going with the Roomba hack
- 2006 Milan Furniture Fair Review, part 2: Colors and The Shape
- 2006 Milan Furniture Fair Review, part 1: the building
- Self-assembling chair
- Whirlpool's in.home project
- ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose site up!
- Mythbusters and rapid prototyping
- The Coming Color Wars
- Disambiguating (?) the terminology (sketch 2)
- Etech 06, Part 2: Roomba Hacking
- Etech 06, Part 1: Sketching in Hardware
- Happy Birthday, Adaptive Path!
- Supply-driven product development at core of Sony's trouble
- Tod and I are Made Men
- Disambiguating the terminology (a sketch)
- Defining the User Experience
- Western Digital learns from casemodders
- Geographic markup, folksonomies and regions
- Sex and the single pirate
- Creative Commons works, astroturfing doesn't
- Memory in all, memory is all
- Sims and Feedback
- Comments on this blog
- Japanese Cornucopia Inspires Rambling Iterative Product Development Idea
- A design knowledge management system...for programmers?!?
- User Experience and HCI
- A holiday wish...for me
- Discussing the nature of applied social research with Anne
- Pentax Optio s5z video on Quicktime
- Guidelines as Tools
- Conference slides from DUX05 and Ubicomp 2005
- Blog coming back soon, look at my Flickr stream til then
- Three Dreams Documentation
- Liz summarizes Ubicomp 2005
- What's invisible technology (the slides)
- This blog is broken(ish)
- The Wand of Ubiquity
- A tired.com frequency count
- Vonage sponsors a phone casemod contest
- Wearing your history
- My essay in Chinese
- Happiest Baby Einstein in the World
- Projections into the world
- Technomancy appears in MP3 players
- Living rooms to offices
- From wood inlay to furniture
- Bass Ghost
- Heartbeat Lamp
- Gator Tech Smart House
- What's Invisible Technology?
- LG HomNet
- Hybrid White Goods
- Steelcase + IBM's Bluespace project gets press
- Herman-Miller's Cone of Silence 1.0
- Dreams of Rock Creek Drive: a personal geography
- Intel makes furniture
- A lesson from flight
- Home automation & ubicomp: separated at birth?
- An idea: the MOST ambient display
- Courts and Manors
- C4F3 Call for Proposals up
- 2005 Milan Furniture Fair: The IP of Design
- Milan Furniture Fair 2005 Photo Roundup
- Google/Flickr Memory Maps: More Personal Geographies
- My own private SFO: a personal geography
- Personal Geographies
- Electrified Wood!
- Berlin Alexanderplatz History Tiles
- Home automation industry starts thinking utility (!)
- "Ubicomp Cities" to be Built in Korea
- My IA Summit Talk on Ubiquitous Computing
- Book-shaped network storage
- Home furniture mutating
- Open Source Precursor
- John Udell's Google Maps Annotation
- Intimate computing, indeed
- Analog is the new digital
- WiFi Heat Sensor
- Warcraft and feedback
- Smart Carpet
- Liz's Site Specific Wireless Art Class
- User Experience in Pervasive Computing
- Flickr Uploader Folder Action for OSX
- Ubicomp vs. The Web
- Neil Gershenfeld's "When Things Start to Think"
- Weiser's 1996 predictions for 2005, revisited
- Cole Whiteman's process diagram language
- "Attentive Cubicle"
- podium + laptop = change in educational culture
- When is a salad bowl an ecological statement?
- Two views of user research in industrial design
- Arts and Crafts at LACMA
- New Solar Cells
- More buildings at night
- Paste Unformatted
- The oldest graphics ON THE WEB!
- Smart Furniture in Fiction
- Tech companies start to look past tech
- Carhartt: One brand, two universes
- Books I recommended at Design Engaged
- Talking, walking and chewing gum
- More property disposition
- The history of the home theater
- The tightening spiral of cool
- Inkjet printed circuit boards
- More wires and buildings
- Form Factors
- Primer: geek porn
- RFID playground toystore
- The perfect robot
- Electrical engineers acknowledge social science
- Egovernment Usability
- Design Engaged
- Smart Cradle
- Herman-Miller Pink Noise Cubicles
- Sketching and prototyping
- Carbon fiber chairs
- Smart Lamp
- Group Personas in Boxes and Arrows
- Virtual window
- The Sony W as "furniture"
- Smart Furniture Manifesto v2
- Circuit Bending in the WSJ
- The art chasm
- Ideachasms
- MIT SmartSink
- Agile/UI Bibliography
- Paper Prototyping UI Elements
- Kiwi bed innovations
- Wave Pillow and New Inventors
- Stain repellant fabrics as social litmus test
- "Remote Furniture" at SIGGRAPH
- Adam on Smart Furniture
- The Harley Catalog
- Icons for Everybody!
- Good Names/Bad Names
- Smart Furniture Side Show, Part 3
- Smart Furniture Side Show, Part 2
- Smart Furniture Side Show, Part 1
- When black boxes break
- WiFi becoming a utility
- Small tech bad for big furniture
- Mindball for sale
- Money for Smart Objects
- allmusic.com's bad redesign
- tired.com in Slate
- Power Lines/Clouds
- Agile Ecosystems
- Colin Martindale
- SpaceShipOne
- Power Tool Drag Races, Day 2
- Power Tool Drag Races, Day 1
- The Earth from above
- Usability News on 2ad
- My phone=me
- Toothpicks, logos and definition of design
- Greetings from the Great Lakes State
- Two Furniture Fairs (part 3)
- Two Furniture Fairs (part 2)
- Two Furniture Fairs (part 1)
- How did that happen?
- Smart Furniture Side Show
- Hinton reviews my book in Boxes and Arrows
- 2004 Milan Furniture Fair Impressions
- Why I left Adaptive Path
- Lantronix WiPort/Xport
- The meaning of 'robot'
- "Making Modernism"
- Jim, Mike, Rosetta
- Smart Speaker in NY Times
- The Broken
- ETech Zeitgeist
- Rich Gold on Smart Objects
- Agile Computing
- Drift Table and Critical Design
- WiFI Ethernet + GPS database = GPS--
- Social Origin of Good Ideas
- Manufactured Bohemia
- More Wireless Property
- Grenoble Smart Objects Conference
- Ambient Intelligence
- Lichter/Distant Lights
- Bandwidth as perceived property
- LUSH
- Holiday Travel & Disease
- Some recent photos
- Ad-hoc car networks
- Blog spam
- My First Disney
- Time Horizon Slider
- Florence Photos
- Matt Gonzalez day in the Mission
- Tracking the Flu
- Grafarc.org launched
- GPS Video Game
- Robotic Chair Thing
- Technological Determinism
- Contemporary Art and Obsessive Compulsive Behavior
- Berlin
- Smart Dust=Smart Home Nets
- A photogeoblog sketch
- Rem Koolhaas' Content
- Motorcycle Clothing
- Perceptual Bandwidth
- Smart Furniture: Beds
- HTML as GUI commodity
- Smart Furniture: what's been done?
- Gameboy meets Palm Pilot, finally
- An essay on Animism and Ubiquitous Computing
- The Substance of Style
- The Panoptic Prison 2.0
- Another review!
- Scanner Disco Floor
- Smart Furniture Manifesto Comments
- The Smart Furniture Manifesto
- Moved!
- Turkle on computer socialization
- Friendster and Bloogle, build me this!
- A book review
- Property Disposition
- Ricoh's new GPS camera
- Burning Man 2003 Art Review
- Making Things
- Economics (?!?) of McBandwidth
- Conversation notes
- Focused chaos
- Killed by SpamAssassin
- Cheap, low-power wireless and IP
- Smart Skins for Dumb Objects
- First post!
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- 2008 Milan Furniture Fair/Design Week interactive art review
- eProvenance, a wine information shadow service
- Information Shadows of people
- The Detroit Salt Mine and negotiations of technology
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- Sketching Smart Things 3, borrowed purses and smart hammers
- Tom beat me to it
- Whirlpool centralpark, Cozi and "domestic groupware"
- Indi Young's Mental Model book
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