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Tabula Rasa. The physical Symbolic Tables try to be as simple as possible in their presentation. Plain, white, easy to modify. There's a drawer for accessories. Dimensions: 75 x 75 x 105 cm
WillemSymbolic Table is an interface-free media player. A cultural tool for those who want to work with media without any hassle. It is…
WillemSymbolic table is a new and unique RFID tool for cultural use. It is based on proven technology (RFID) and on Prior Art . There are…
EstherRFID Hackers Camp kicks off at Westergasfabriek , the PICNIC 07 location. With a group of great hackers, designers and engineers…
Similar to the Jet Rocket from 1970, this arcade game immediately stands out. No big screen or joystick but a small window and two…
This complete, do-it-yourself kit is crammed with construction projects and easy-to-use software for creating realistic virtual…
Joint Venture Dag 3: Gamelab, Beamlab, Musiclab en Bright Night presenteren op donderdag 1 juli 'Check the Technique!' Benieuwd naar…
AkilAfter rigorous research one of the key conclusions is that very likely that a good story will come up from a conversation, even more…
Perhaps the most simple and effective sequel ever. The design and drawings featuring on the oldest Ms. Pac-Man coin-ops are…
The shooter Galaga is a successor of Galaxian. The player's spaceship moves from left to right at the bottom of the screen. Just…
WillemA talk at the "Kom je ook?" symposium on web2.0 for culture and heritage. 14 november 2008, Mediamatic at OBA Amsterdam.…
Gotcha is a 1973 arcade game manufactured by Atari Inc. It was Atari's fourth game after Pong, Space Race and Pong Doubles. This was…
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De Salon de Muséologie is een maandelijkse samenkomst van mensen die voor musea en erfgoed instellingen werken (curators,…
PICUBINO is the making system itself and the resulting coded object both, within the creation of its specific programming and visual…
Atari, Commodore, Sega and more. These are the consoles on display in the Arcade exhibition. This level was opened on January 22nd 2011.