ITP at NYC Media Lab Annual Summit

Wednesday, Sep 9, 2015

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NYC Media Lab Annual Summit

https://nycmedialabsummit.splashthat.com

On September 25 at NYU, NYC Media Lab's Annual Summit is a snapshot of the best thinking, projects and talent in digital media from universities in NYC and beyond.

 This is an opportunity for media executives, technologists, and decision makers to explore interesting technologies and applications related to the future of media. Through thought-provoking discussions, 12 faculty-led workshops, and 100+ innovative demos, attendees will explore pressing issues related to digital media and how organizations can operate to foster innovation. 

There are plenty of ITPers involved in this event. 

WORKSHOPS

Disruption, Hacking, and Collaborative Networked Interaction

Jonah Brucker-Cohen (ITP '00), Assistant Professor, Lehman College, CUNY

Jonah will discuss his work in the theme of “Deconstructing Networks and Disruptive Technologies” in both their physical and online instantiations. He will introduce projects that subvert accepted notions of network interaction from software manipulation to translating virtual processes into the physical world. He will conclude with a live demo that allows members of the audience to participate. 

 

Behind the Scenes Prototyping Interactive Art & Design

Eric Forman (ITP '02), Head of Innovation, Faculty, SVA MFA Interaction Design

The explosion of “Maker” culture has led to an unprecedented flood of new design objects, products, and art experiences. What does it actually look like to build and test new ideas? What are the challenges of making with disparate materials, tools, and technologies? Which of the newly hyped fabrication methods are best, and when are old methods better than new? See behind the scenes with interactive artist/designer Eric Forman how an idea is taken from concept to prototyping to production. Process journeys for several projects will be shown using lasercutting, 3D printing, CNC milling, electronic circuit design, custom software, and old-fashioned woodworking.

 

Live Interactive Storytelling

Shawn Van Every (ITP '04), Faculty, NYU Interactive Telecommunications Program

How can storytellers use new technologies to create interactive experiences that engage their audiences? In this workshop, Shawn Van Every will demonstrate a live interactive storytelling platform he is developing, describe what he has learned in the process and will offer attendees the ability try it out to develop a story of their own. 

 

DEMOS

Isabel Paez '16 - Magical Meditation Altar

Ross Goodwin '16 - word.camera

Gabe Weintraub '16 - The Topography of Stephen Curry

Danne Woo '13 - Designing with Code

Pedro Galvao Cesar de Oliveira '15 - Backslash

Abe Rubenstein '15 - Internaut Explorer

Sharon De La Cruz '15 - Dibuja Tu Casa

Stream Gao, Rubin Huang '16 - SpaceRoam

Abhishek Singh '16 - Peeqo - the Productivity Bot

Yining Shi '16 - Puppy Lamp

Alejandro Puentes '15 - Self-Assembly Architectures

Zhen Liu '16, Lirong Liu '16 - PewPew!

Andrew LeVine '16 - RGB MIX

Natalia Cabrera '16, Luke Kao '16, Supreet Mahanti '16, Tommy Payne '16 - Fragments

Yurika Mulase '16, David Cihelna '16, Marc Abbey '16, Rubin Huang '16 - Glitch the World

David Cihelna '16, Michael Weber '16 - In Concert

Jiwon Yoon '15, Youjin Shin '14 - MERS Spread in South Korea

John Farrell '15 - Panorama

Craig Pickard '16 - Digital Fabric

Laura Juo-Hsin Chen '15 - MASK

Jingwen Zhu '16 - Dressing Everything

Joelle Fleurantin '15 - Patchworked Venus

Karthik Patanjali '16 - this.mirror

Diana Freed '15, Michael Ricca '15, Jonathan Sparks '15 - Wring

Devin Curry '15 - Working Rhythms

Namira Abdulgani '16, Natalia Cabrera '16  and Pat Shiu '16 - Pulse

Lutfiadi Rahmanto '16, Songee Hahn '16 - The Godwit That Misses Its Flock

Kate Godwin '15 - Living Room