Ichi Kanaya is moving his activity list to a new blog service ResearchMap.jp running by JST.
ResearchMap.jp is based on ReaD database, which is the biggest database for Japanese researchers. It can automatically import your activities from the original database, though you may need manual adjustment of them.
Similar web services worldwide include ResearchGate.
PineappleDesign.org
PineappleDesign.org is a team of computer scientists and designers. The team is directed by Dr. Ichiroh Kanaya (born 6 January 1973 in Tokyo, Japan), who is a Japanese computer scientist, media artist, and tomb raider.
Monday, 30 January 2012
Monday, 23 January 2012
Lecture on Design and Science [17 Feb. 2012, Osaka]
THIS LECTURE IS GIVEN IN JAPANESE.
Ichi Kanaya's lecture on Design and Science will be held at Mebic Ogimachi, Osaka, Japan on 17 February 2012.
Title: Lecture on Design and Science
Date: 18:00---20:00, 17 February 2012.
Place: Mebic Ogimachi, Osaka, Japan
Held by: Japan Design Producer's Union
Admission: 2,000JPY (students won't be charged)
金谷一朗「科学が切り開くデザインの感性」講義のお知らせ.
タイトル:科学が切り開くデザインの感性
日時:2012年2月17日 18:00-20:00
場所:メビック扇町
主催:Japan Design Producer's Union
参加費:2,000円(学生無料)
金谷一朗「科学が切り開くデザインの感性」講義のお知らせ.
タイトル:科学が切り開くデザインの感性
日時:2012年2月17日 18:00-20:00
場所:メビック扇町
主催:Japan Design Producer's Union
参加費:2,000円(学生無料)
Labels:
Ichi Kanaya,
lecture,
Osaka
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Link: Color changing OLED Chair art project
Our article on Takahiro Matsuo's Color Changing Chair was referred by OLED-Inof.com as "Color changing OLED Chair art project" with a video of the project.
Artist Takahiro Matsuo designed a color changing "OLED Chair" art project which uses Verbatim's Velve color-tunable OLED panels.
Labels:
art,
EL,
interactive art,
news,
Takahiro Matsuo,
Velve
Friday, 20 January 2012
Video: Air Lights (Takahiro Matsuo)
Monday, 16 January 2012
CoreVideo.net
I and Goshiro Yamamoto just began a new blog named CoreVideo.net. We occasionally post short sample codes for real-time video processing on Mac OS X with Core Video and Core Image technology. The code will appear at SourceForge.jp. All explanations and discussions will be done in Japanese.
Labels:
blog,
Core Video,
development,
Mac OS X,
programming
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