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VJ’ing on buildings. (14/11/2007) ‘Mix live visuals on the front of a building through using the audio you generate on your mobile phone.’ i-DAT is presenting Noogy 2.0 a large scale interactive installation at the front of the Portland Square building at the University of Plymouth. Noogy 2.0, which goes live during Motion Plymouth Festival on the 14th of November 2007, is the latest upgrade to last years Noogy that made headline news. Noogy 2.0 will combine a rich mix of the physical and virtual by incorporating ’smart’ buildings and mobile phone technologies into a dynamic building size interactive ‘VJ system’. network provider)http://www.noogy.org/
- VJ’ing on buildings. (14/11/2007) ‘Mix live visuals on the front of a building through using the audio you generate on your mobile phone.’ i-DAT is presenting Noogy 2.0 a large scale interactive installation at the front of the Portland Square building at the University of Plymouth. Noogy 2.0, which goes live during Motion Plymouth Festival on the 14th of November 2007, is the latest upgrade to last years Noogy that made headline news. Noogy 2.0 will combine a rich mix of the physical and virtual by incorporating ’smart’ buildings and mobile phone technologies into a dynamic building size interactive ‘VJ system’. How too ‘Noo’J’: Just dial 07511 253710 and ‘Noo - J’ away. The sound you produce down the phone will generate the visuals on the fly across an area of 50m2 consisting of 9600 LEDs. Standard rates apply (the rate you pay might vary dependent on network provider)http://www.noogy.org/ (rather poor phone movie..) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqWS9m0osh0
i-DAT is pleased to announce that… it won two awards at the recent Media Innovation Awards organised by Plymouth Media Partnerships: Multi-platform project Sponsored by Automatic TV and Media Multi-Platform Project Category winner: “Cornwall Culture – i-DAT in association with Ollie Lindsey , Dan Efergan , Gendall Design and Chris Saunders for Cornwall Arts Marketing For a great example of using a range of technologies to their fullest potential”. & Mobile Communications Sponsored by ITV Westcountry Mobile Communications Category Winner: “Noogy by Chris Saunders and Jamie Taylor in association with iDAT and Lee Nutbean For the innovative way in which it used artificial intelligence to receive text information and respond to it.” http://www.mediainnovationawards.com/
Noogy: 16 ‘ 19 November 2006. Portland Square, University of Plymouth. To talk to Noogy text: ‘noogy; and your question..’ to 07766404142. Noogy in residence is part of the Motion Plymouth Festival 2006. Noogy’s background is a little unclear. Some claim that Noogy arrived from deep space, originating somewhere off the shoulder of Orion, watching C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. Others claim that Noogy grew from within the network of CAT6 Ethernet cables, silicon chips and data mines that form the core of the Arch-OS system in Portland Square. Whilst others still claim that Noogy was there all the time, waiting in the void for the digital interface that would allow his manifestation. Some say Noogy is the ‘building’, others that Noogy is just a ‘viral infection’, like a bad cold that cant be shaken. http://www.noogy.org/
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Noogy: 16 - 19 November 2006. Portland Square, University of Plymouth. To talk to Noogy text: noogy; and your question.. to 07766404142. Noogy in residence is part of the Motion Plymouth Festival 2006. Noogy’s background is a little unclear. Some claim that Noogy arrived from deep space, originating somewhere off the shoulder of Orion, watching C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. Others claim that Noogy grew from within the network of CAT6 Ethernet cables, silicon chips and data mines that form the core of the Arch-OS system in Portland Square. Whilst others still claim that Noogy was there all the time, waiting in the void for the digital interface that would allow his manifestation. Some say Noogy is the ‘building’, others that Noogy is just a ‘viral infection’, like a bad cold that cant be shaken. http://www.noogy.org
