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a blog by Peter Horvath

ubiquitous computing, urban computing, design fiction, near field communication, internet of things, ambient informatics, situated urbanism, networked organisms, hybrid systems, responsive environments, interactive architecture, urban planning, infrastructure, ad-hoc networks, sensor data, open source hardware, design research, atemporality

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Aug

With HardSketcher, when a new email message arrives, water is released into one of three tubes representing your work, family and friends. By controlling the valve on each tube, you can control how much communication you receive from each group. For example, you could completely shut off work after 5pm

With HardSketcher, when a new email message arrives, water is released into one of three tubes representing your work, family and friends. By controlling the valve on each tube, you can control how much communication you receive from each group. For example, you could completely shut off work after 5pm

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tangible interface/CIID/