"Ipunkt is an interactive navigation interface and is an attempt to free control systems out of their static appearance focused on the individual needs of the users."
2006 by Jeffrey Gold & Oliver Ellger as a research project about navigation.
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- gesture
- doors and passages
- wall of silence
- from work to text
- fluid life
- ambient music
- panoptic fantasy
- sensual body
- unregulated urban landscapes
- los angeles
- red wind
- locative media
- los angeles
- los angeles
- computer vision
- immigration museum
- dumb type
- the parking garage
- ballard
- mediastorm
- mologogo
- terminal beach
- ghostbustour
- body augmentation
- sensescapes
- sense of the city
- buildering
- cartography
- Tonic
- Urban Sampling
- navigation
- animal
- death of affect
- questioning the frame
- locative media
- landscape
- vito acconci
- urban sketches
- urban samples
- Nadja
- michael sheridan
- locative video
- mobile and locative links
- habitat perspectives
- geo reference photography
- beyond locative media
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architecture
art
cinema
design
experimental video
interactive
locative media
- stamen
- area code
- networked publics
- urban samples
- mapping afar
- nearfield
- time that land forgot
- vindigo
- geocaching
- loca
- urban atmospheres
- unseen video
- pervasive gaming
- supervision
- mediamatic
- ambientscapes
- beta tank
- proboscis
- yellow arrow
- 34n 118w
- teri rueb
- topological media lab
- peacemaker
- interactive text, recombinant poetics
- recombinant media labs
- wiki
- leonardo locative essays