Posted on Wed 6 Jun 2018
Around the end of 2017 All Seeing Eye, made up of four team members, proposed an historically accurate XR experience that explores virtual reality, physicality and is set on a large WWII aircraft called the G-George. Resident Olie Kay shared with us the processes they went through to create The Dam…
Posted on Tue 5 Jun 2018
Remy is one third of Hong Kong Exile, an interdisciplinary arts company and non-profit organization based in Vancouver.
Posted on Thu 31 May 2018
Open Bionics is a start-up company based in the Bristol Robotics Lab that create open source designs for functional prosthetic limbs, starting with the bionic arm.
Posted on Tue 29 May 2018
Mandy Rose first joined BBC in 1991. She started working as sound recordist, before going onto produce documentary film and co-found ground-breaking media project Video Nation.
Posted on Wed 25 Apr 2018
This evening Studio residents Open Bionics celebrate the launch of the world's first medically approved 3D-printed bionic arm, and the most affordable bionic arm ever.
Posted on Tue 24 Apr 2018
In this special lunchtime talk we were joined by three founding residents of Bristol VR Lab, a brand new shared workspace for companies exploring virtual, augmented and mixed reality.Introducing:Go VirtuallyRachael Godfrey’s company Go Virtually produces 360-degree video for tours, allowing the…
Posted on Mon 16 Apr 2018
Last year, Aidan Moesby undertook a residency with us here at the Pevasive Studio to spend some time investigating digital technology and how it might apply to, or enhance his work. In this lunchtime talk, Aidan and his collaborator on the project, psychiatrist David Cousins, introduced us to a new…
Posted on Fri 6 Apr 2018
Five Things I Learned:1. Adrienne Hart is the artistic director for Neon Dance, a dance company that acts as a vehicle for collaboration with artists working in different disciplines. Adrienne is classically trained as a dancer and choreographer, but is more interested in cross-disciplinary work. At…
Posted on Fri 6 Apr 2018
After 17 years at the BBC, guest speaker Howard Baker now works with the Micro:bit Foundation. The Micro:bit is a small programmable device, a bit like a portable computer. The project started life in 2013, and was officially launched in October 2015. It was developed by BBC Learning with the help…
Posted on Thu 5 Apr 2018
Five Things I Learned:1. Books with bits engage pre-school children much more then books with just words or pictures, whether that is including AR, or embedding within electronics or something simpler like including a sticker page. Creating interactive books is a truly collaborative process, the…
