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Casey Reas and Luke Du Bois: Artists Working in Code

Artists Working in Code: Casey Reas is the artist and programmer who developed Processing.  Some favorite projects include KNBC (http://reas.com/knbc/) and Primitive (http://reas.com/primitives/). Websites: http://reas.com/ and https://vimeo.com/reas Luke DuBois is an artist, programmer, and composer.  He also co-authored Jiiter.  Some favorite projects include Take a Bullet for This City (https://vimeo.com/110217245)...

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J-Design: Indoor Composting

Mind Map Design Statement I am exploring composting because I want to find out what its potential is, in order to figure out how to achieve indoor composting for apartment tenants. Although there are products out there that already attempt to address indoor composting, they are still...

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Jdesign Ruobing Cai mindmap

Sometimes or a lot of times, people see there’re others on the street who needs help, however, fo me safety concerns or other reasons like they could not find any reliable help who knows how to take care of those people properly, they could...

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J design problem

Problem: Manhattan has over 20k restaurants and it's a difficult to find the right place to eat. Possible Solution: use machine learning to predict people's preferred restaurant. design a test to help people to find where to eat (<3min). I am exploring human's taste and preference because...

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Design statement

I am exploring the problems of using bathroom because I want to find out how to get better bathroom experience in order to develop better bathroom. I will be approaching this project from the lens of the ways that can actually help and develop...

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Design Statement_Wei Dai (normal)

(1) I am exploring environmental storytelling in games because I want to find out how to give players information without explicitly schooling them everything in order to create a more immersive experience of exploration. I will be approaching this project through the lens of a player...

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