This wireless, mind-read headset only costs a few hundred dollars. The training task in the demo feels very much like speech recognition in its early days. Motion control intantly looks antiquated.

By researchers from University of Toronto in Canada. Is that really Bill Buxton? Update: Apparently, yes.

About 2 months ago I resigned from Motorola. During the last 5 years, I gained tremendous amount of experience and worked with many immensely talented people. There is never a good time to end such a great relationship but personal life and new prospects call for a shift in direction. It was my time to [...]

About 2 weeks ago, I presented the first draft of this deck in UXCampLondon. The idea of considering user’s emotions in mobile UI design came up while I attended Judith Gregory‘s class at IIT Institute of Design. Since then, I have been researching and crystallizing thoughts around the subject. The opportunity to present it to [...]

Visualizations of data from Flickr that show the density, paths and persistence of memorable events captured by Flickr users. Data is beautiful. (un)photographed Spain from senseablecity on Vimeo.