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This thing was constructed on August 17, 2007, and it was categorized as General.
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at siggraph we saw plasma pong, which is crazy because you are in a liquid playing field where you can add sources, sinks, reverse gravity and affect buoyancy - the game above is cool, but by farmy favorite is the sandbox application, where you can visualize these fluid dynamics on your own terms with simple mouse clicks. compared to the classicism of the original game, this new baroque speaks a lot about the aesthetic of today, including the complex ways that menus and graphics move in everyday applications. it would be great to be able to emit these kinds of force fields in real life. here are some of the things you can make in the sandbox app:

plasma1.jpg plasma2.jpg plasma3.jpg plasma4.jpg plasma5.jpg

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Leo is a artist, inventor and all around practical person in the Tangible Media Group at the Media Lab. He has a background in sculpture, architecture and industrial design as well as an MS from the Media Lab spent working on the kitchen of the future. He is on a search for truth.

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