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Seeking Curator for Public Programs and Director of Publications - Announcements - Vimarsana News

Seeking Curator for Public Programs and Director of Publications - Announcements

Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture seeks Curator for Public Programs and Director of Publications.

Source: e-flux.com
Wearable technology goes next level: Weird or want it? - Vimarsana News

Wearable technology goes next level: Weird or want it?

Etextiles are redefining what clothes can do, like a digital dress that refreshes colours. Are futuristic fashions ready for mainstream?

Source: canada.com
Joseph F. Thomas Visiting Professorship - Announcements - Vimarsana News

Joseph F. Thomas Visiting Professorship - Announcements

Carnegie Mellon Architecture invites applications for the 2024 Joseph F. Thomas Visiting Professorship in Architecture. This two-year professorship supports emerging and early career practitioners, scholars and educators interested in pursuing research and/or artistic activity combined with architectural design teaching.

Source: e-flux.com
Environmental Monitoring with a Raspberry Pi Pico W - Vimarsana News

Environmental Monitoring with a Raspberry Pi Pico W

This project shows you how to measure some environmental data from a sensor and send it to a cloud server using the latest WiFi-enabled Raspberry Pi Pico W board. MicroPython makes this process easy.

Learning to compute through art - Vimarsana News

Learning to compute through art

Introduction to Physical Computing for Artists, a class in digital art at the MIT Student Art Association, teaches students to use circuits, wiring, motors, sensors, and displays by developing their own kinetic artworks.

Source: mit.edu