Monday, December 10, 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
touch screen interfaces

this is the first image will be displayed at the touch screen.

When user choose any category, there will be a welcome video launch and give brife information of the museum and the each category.

After the vedio, the right hand side information bar will show up and the screen will automatically show the museum collections of each category.

viewers can touch on the images to see each collection categories.

When users pick any right hand side bar, the museum categories will disappear.(but when put hands close to that area, the categories will appear again) For example, when user picks "tickets", the daily movie show time will appear. Users can pick each movie titles to see more.

when click on the movie titles, each movie will give a short describtion and a movie preview.

click on the movie preview it will show the movie trailers will launch full screen.

the user can use what type of tickets they want to buy and how many tickets they want, and also different purchase options either from credit card or cell phone.

when click on "directions", the touch screen will tell you where you are and how to get to the museum from the place. Otherwise you can type in the address and it will shows the directions too.

the events section will give brief information of current and future exhibitions
touch screen image
Monday, November 12, 2007
devices interface comp
Jenny Holzer's work






I had the idea last week that the NMM big text will be either projector or rolling screen on its own building, Dan was suggested me to check Jenny Holzer's work. Never really heard her name before, but after click few links I saw many of her great work with projectors on large buildings with smart texts.
here is the link to her truisms
http://mfx.dasburo.com/art/truisms.html
Monday, November 5, 2007
NMM building signages examples
NMM competitors board
Project 2: National Media Museum


Creative briefs
The ideas are creating kiosks around places such as bus stop, school or learning senter to bring more younger audiences to the museum, also for people whom couldn't physically be there at least they can know more about the exhibitions or collections. It can also put inside the museum to sell tickets or help visitors plan their time schedule at the museum.
another one is the video/audio device visitors can bring with them through out the tour in the museum, it automatically sensor the place you are and will explain to you what you are viewing, it can contain short videos for each exhibition and audios to give visitor an individual tour.
last one is to use the information system created for the kiosks and devices and put them as graphics on the NMM building...
National Media Museum
thoughts on Project 2
okey, I think I really want to do something that has more interaction off the internet between real people and real objects...or maybe environmental graphic interactions...
here are some of my video researches...
Letters in the environment
The art of persuading
Natual Gas - How it works
Interactive Device
Volume at the Victoria and Albert Museum
here are some of my video researches...
Letters in the environment
The art of persuading
Natual Gas - How it works
Interactive Device
Volume at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Monday, October 29, 2007
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