Projects
Image of the Gravity Harp The Gravity Harp is a robotic harp commissioned by Bjork consisting of four pendulums that slowly swing back and forth to play musical notes while they hang twenty five feet in the air.

Featured in Bjork's Biophilia tour
 
Image of Create a Chemical Reaction Create a Chemical Reaction is part of the new Science Storms wing at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Using specially-tagged pucks, visitors to this exhibit can grab atoms from the periodic table and combine them to cause chemical reactions.

Science Storms wins Thea 2010 Outstanding Achievement Award
 
Image of Carine's World windows The Carine's World windows at Barneys New York contain a series of kinetic installations about Carine Roitfeld, the former editor of French Vogue. The displays each manipulate video of Carine in a different way.

 
Image of Christian Louboutin windows The Christian Louboutin windows at Barneys New York contain a series of kinetic installations that put shoes from Christian Louboutin into motion.

 
Image of the Audiopad Audiopad is a composition and performance instrument for electronic music, which tracks the positions of objects on a tabletop surface and converts their motion into music.

Best in Show, Best Interactivity, 2004 Designing Interactive Systems Competition

Honorable Mention, ID Magazine 2004 student design review

Bronze Award, 2004 Industrial Design Excellence Awards, Industrial Design Society of America.

Exhibited at the Ars Electronica Museum of the Future
 
Image of the Ribbon Display The Ribbon Display is a curved display surface measuring 100 feet long. This project is a work in progress so we can't share all of the details at the moment, but we do have a short video of some display tests.

 
Image of SCVis system running on the Sensetable Sensetable is a development platform for tabletop interactive systems. The movements of objects on the table are tracked with a circuit built into the tabletop surface, and graphics are in turn projected back onto the tabletop. The Sensetable has been used for applications ranging from computer network optimization, to supply chain visualization, to musical performance.
 
Image of Corporate Fallout Detector The Corporate Fallout Detector is an ethical shopping aid, designed to resemble a cold-war era geiger counter. It scans barcodes off of consumer products, and gives sound feedback according to the ethical or environmental record of the manufacturer.

Exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art's 2005 design exhibition SAFE: Design Takes on Risk

Honorable Mention, transmediale.05 Festival for Art and Digital Culture
 
Image of the Tangible View Cube The Tangible View Cube is a tool for client reviews of building models using architectural software. When reviewing a building model, a client can hold the Tangible View Cube in his/her hand and rotate it to control the orientation of the model displayed on screen.

Presented at Autodesk University 2008
 
Image of the Drift interactive display Drift is an interactive public display wall that responds to the movements of people in front of it.

Exhibited at the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture
 
Image of PICO PICO is a tabletop interaction surface that can track and move small objects on top of it.
 
Image of the MiTree The MiTree concept consists of two interactive sculptures situated in Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Both trees sense the sound and movements present in their environments, and process them to create melodic visual and aural displays.

Winner: Kendall Square Interactive Media Design Competition