Archive for the 'Progress' Category
This last week has been a flurry of activity in preparation for a group show tomorrow at the Kitchen Budapest. While battling a touch of the Hungarian Flu, I’ve contributed to several group projects and made some updates to Urban Echo. I will post a summary of the projects and the group later [...]
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Here’s a prototype for a new project. It’s a 40 x 10 ft., three-projector installation running about 2000 videos. Stay tuned for more documentation as the project develops.
UPDATE: Go here to see [...]
UPDATE: I.D. Magazine Visitors — more images can be found here.
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This sketch was created by combining images from every United States patent containing the phrase “toy pistol”. The earliest image dates back [...]
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Announcing a new collaboration by Christopher P. Baker and R. Justin Stewart
Opening 18 May, 2007
Go to http://christopherbaker.net/projects/duet for more info.
Urban Echo (6 Sept, 2006) (Quicktime Video: 0.6 mb)Here’s a bit of video from the first showing of Urban Echo (the working title). Urban Echo is a large-scale publicly accessible video project that is projected onto large urban façades. For this showing, I was able to present it on the side of the [...]
[Part 1] For the last several days, I have struggled to get SMSLib for Java up and running. I finally realized that my copy of RxTx was out of date, which explained my inability to establish a bluetooth serial connection with my phone. I grabbed the new universal RxTx library and now it [...]
For a current project, I would like to be able to receive SMS messages, email messages, and voice messages in Processing (or other Java applications). So here’s the solution I’ve got. First of all, it is very easy to send an SMS message from one’s computer to a cell phone for free (e.g. [...]
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