OpenID4 items tagged “mattwebb”
The technological future of the Web is in micro and macro structure. The approach to the micro is akin to proteins and surface binding--or, to put it another way, phenotropics and pattern matching. Massively parallel agents need to be evolved to discover how to bind onto something that looks like a blog post; a crumb-trail; a right-hand nav; a top 10 list; a review; an event description; search boxes.
— Matt Webb 
1st January 2008, 12:13 pm
BBC Olinda digital radio: Social hardware. Schulze and Webb made a social radio prototype for the BBC; the IPR will be under an attribution license so manufacturers can run with it without asking for permission first. 20th August 2007, 9:47 pm
robotlab juke bots (via) Decommissioned industrial robot arms reprogrammed to act as super precise DJs. 30th March 2007, 11:13 am
From Pixels to Plastic. Awesome talk given by Matt Webb at ETech, on the emerging culture of Generation C, cheap hardware prototyping and physical extensions to the online world. 30th March 2007, 11:09 am
