During the Dutch Design Week from 23 until 31 October, the Department of Industrial Design at the Eindhoven University of Technology shows the work of the Master's graduates plus a selection of Bachelor's and Master's projects. With the exhibition ID’10, the Department invites the public to experience through interactive prototypes, what our society could be like in the (near) future.
Learning arithmetics using your body, 'exhibiting 2.0' to enhance communication between generations, or eliciting repetitive curiosity in public spaces: Industrial Design can change your world. For example, Sensible Music from Stefan Zwegers decreases the risk of music-induced hearing loss by letting one feel the beat of the music on a MP3-player, and meanwhile reducing the volume. Tactile Texting from Guust Hilte enables people to input text one handedly during activities like cycling or walking, when they are not able to look at the screen. Cueb from Connie Golsteijn is an interactive digital photo medium which allows parents and teenagers to explore individual and shared experiences, thus triggering an exchange of stories. http://w3.id.tue.nl
Picturethinking is thinking in a multidimensional way, using the possibilities of imagination. Picturethinking is a natural talent we all have, but not everybody is good at it. It is possible to develop this natural talent. Read, practice and think with me.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Biofeedback technique eases musicians' anxiety
AAPB Study shows dramatic improvement in Performance Anxiety Reduction for Musicians, with bonus side benefits.
The study showed a 71% decrease in performance anxiety in the feedback group compared with the control group. The feedback group had a 62% improvement in performance. The musicians in the feedback group also said they had an overall increased sense of calmness, slept better, were more relaxed and had less anger! in their everyday lives.
Full Article: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/booster_shots/2010/06/musical-performance-anxiety-stage-fright.html
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Temple Grandin 2010
Great movie about the life of an extraordinary picture thinker with autism: Temple Grandin. This visually inventive film takes the audience inside her mind so they can experience themselves what picturethinking is. The movie shows how she turned her unique talent and innate sensitivity into a tool that made her an expert on animal behavior and caused a revolution in the cattle industry. On YouTube Temple comments that she likes the way her 'pictures' are expressed in the movie.
http://www.hbo.com/movies/temple-grandin
http://www.hbo.com/movies/temple-grandin
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