Designing for touchy subjects: Lunchtime Talk write-up

Posted on Sat 24 Aug 2013

On Friday 11 October we were joined in the Studio by S'unya Dickman, who is Head of Client Side Technology at digital agency Aerian. The Studio has recently become host to one of Aerian's latest creations, a touchable table-top. The touch table demonstrates the outcome of Aerian’s project ‘How…


Help us get the Studio to SXSW

Posted on Thu 22 Aug 2013

With your help some of the Studio’s brightest ideas and talent will have a chance to head over to Austin, Texas to take part in South by Southwest (SXSW), the global conference that brings together people doing interesting things with technology for a packed programme of panels and debate.With a…


Recife, Residencies & Robotics

Posted on Thu 22 Aug 2013

Weekly Blog: 12/08/13 - 16/08/13It’s been an exciting week in the Studio with lots of opportunities coming up for everyone to get involved in; you can back a mission to the moon, design us a robot buddy and even head to Brazil if you’re a UK based artist. Read on to find out about all these…


PhD opportunity: Experience Design in the Internet of Things

Posted on Wed 21 Aug 2013

We’re very excited to announce that REACT and the CREATE Lab in the Department of Psychology, University of Bath, are inviting applications for a three year PhD Studentship in Human Computer Interaction and Experience Design in the Internet of Things.This PhD position will be based here in the…


Porto, Producers & Pianos

Posted on Wed 14 Aug 2013

Weekly Blog: 05/08/13 - 09/08/13We can hardly believe we’re already midway though August; the last few weeks have flown by full of exciting projects, events and opportunities. The Studio’s been it’s usual busy self and this week’s been no different. We’re really pleased to be able to…


Speak with your eyes - Lunchtime Talk Write-Up

Posted on Fri 9 Aug 2013

On Friday 26 July Barney Hawes from communications technology company Sensory Software joined us to talk about their latest experiments using eye tracking as a control mechanism, allowing you to interact with digital and physical media, just by looking at it.For people with physical disabilities,…


#BristolProms, Pixelated Portraits & Pocket Spacecraft

Posted on Fri 2 Aug 2013

It’s been such a jam packed few weeks in the Studio that we’re rolling two weeks into one to let you know what exciting projects and events have been happening in the Studio and beyond. There’s a funded opportunity to work on a pocket spacecraft app, #BristolProms launched and we installed the…


#BristolProms - augmenting the orchestra: Lunchtime Talk Write-up

Posted on Fri 26 Jul 2013

#BristolProms - augmenting the orchestraOn Friday 19 July we were joined in the Studio by Filmmaker and Director John Durrant from BDH and Scott Fletcher from Play Nicely for a fantastic Lunchtime Talk about their upcoming projects for #BristolProms. Digital technologies are increasingly used to…


Fabler: Lunchtime Talk Write-Up

Posted on Wed 24 Jul 2013

On Friday 13 July we were treated to a brilliant Lunchtime Talk from Studio resident Ben Gwalchmai. Ben joined us in the Studio to talk about his and fellow Studio resident James Wheale’s new project Fabler.Ben started by introducing his background; he describes himself as an actor, maker,…


Hello Lamp Post, AlphaSphere nexus & MIX Conference 2013

Posted on Fri 19 Jul 2013

This week we launched Hello Lamp Post; the first Playable City Award commission, lots of our lovely Studio residents headed over to Bath on Wednesday for MIX conference 2013 and we’re excited to announce the participants taking place in Hack The Quartet. Read on to find out more: On Monday we…

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