Boston / New York / OMOJOLA ET / of Modern Art / /
Company
IBM / MIT Media Laboratory / International Business Machines Corporation / NearLife Inc. / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
MIT Media Laboratory / Brain Opera / MIT Compton Gallery / Museum of Modern Art / /
IndustryTerm
local area network / computer vision technology / WEB BROWSER JAVASCRIPT / client software / noncontact sensing technology / exposed technology / gesture-sensing technology / visible conventional computing elements / manufacturing tolerances / system software / synchronous undersampling algorithm / data visualization work infrastructure / computer-based and other information-service systems / Much technology / communication infrastructure / lightweight Internet Protocol / Internet Protocol / display system software / computing / radio frequency identification device / describing the local area network / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
Brain Opera / MIT / Media Lab / United Nations / /
Person
Hiroshi Ishii / Francois de Menil / Andrew Davies / Terence Riley / Flavia Sparacino / Kent Larson / /
Position
museum curator / Editor / architect / production manager / Tag reader interpreter / interpreter / representative / Courtyard Kitchen Curator Viewpoint Windows Second Floor Living Room Architect / curator / / /
ProgrammingLanguage
JAVA / HTML / DC / JAVASCRIPT / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / New York / /
Technology
gesture-sensing technology / LAN / broadband / synchronous undersampling algorithm / Much technology / HTML / fiber optic / computer vision technology / TCP/IP / exposed technology / Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol / lightweight Internet Protocol / ETHERNET / JAVA / DHTML / radio frequency / animation / Musical Instrument Digital Interface / noncontact sensing technology / DSP / MIDI / /
An installation of interactive furniture by O. Omojola E. R. Post M. D. Hancher Y. Maguire