If you around London, its worth getting yourself down to the Royal College of Art interim show, on until 7th Feb. Lots of interesting work, although too crowded as usual on the opening night to get a good look.
Above: Animal Superpowers by Kenichi Okada and Chris Woebken on Design Interactions.
Below: Work on new radio [...]

So its that time of year again, far far too many graduate shows in London. Last weekend I went to a few around Brick Lane, photos here. I will write about some of that work later.
Tonight is the opening of the RCA show 2007, titled The Great Exhibition. Each year there is always something [...]

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Reporting on the Royal College of Art Show 2006. Read more on Pixelsumo.

Availabot by Jack Schulze (Interaction Design) plugs into your computer by USB, stands to attention when your chat buddy comes online, and falls down when they go away. It’s a presence-aware, peripheral-vision USB toy and because the puppets are made [...]

Reporting on the Royal College of Art Show 2006. Read more on Pixelsumo.

The Sprochs from Daniel Goddemeyer (Interaction Design) are a family of characters that allow you to record a single voice message, then pass it on to someone else. Upon recording your message, you can set the level of effort and care from [...]

Reporting on the Royal College of Art Show 2006. Read more on Pixelsumo.

Progress Bar from Eyal Burstein (Interaction Design) are objects that visualise periods between one week and one hundred years, and are used to review the progress of goals, aims, ambitions or any other long-term interest, which might get left behind because of every [...]