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Mnemosyne Berlin – Tunnel A

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Article about us in Dagbladet

Today there was an article about us in Norways second largest newspaper Dagbladet, about the Mnemosyne walls in Berlin. Download the article here

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Final Touch at Louisiana, the video

Cleaning a piece of sensor based interactive architecture is in fact quite more fun than cleaning a non interactive piece of architecture, its so easy to see what area you have just washed. – see for your self at the video.  

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The Louisiana build

Short and intense production, all parts sourced and shipped on the edge of the deadline. Our helpful partners at Topro delivered the finished PCBs just in time for assembly, and everything works flawless. Next is travel and  building at Louisiana.

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Art Council of Norway grant for wind installation at Stokkøy

We are happy to announce that The Norwegian art council has granted us a stipend to work on the artistic installation Drag. The planned location of DRAG – wind responsive environment is at Stokkøy in Trøndelag, Norway. A windy island where the rough landscape shaped by the North Sea meets new and daring architecture. A [...]

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Nullohm to speak at the Oslo Lux seminar in January

Stig Skjelvik will talk about our work with the dobpler system and respondent architecture at the one day seminar Oslo Lux, to be held at Oslo School of Architecture 21 of January. Among the confirmed speakers are Adam Pruden from MIT’s Senseable Lab, and exhibition of “Ocean of Light” by Squidsoup Check out their blog [...]

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Favourite video recording from the Sandnes Dobpler instalation

Have you ever tried to outrun your own shadow as a kid?

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NullOhm cooperate with Bifokal

If there is anything that will define the present style-period in architecture and design in retrospective it may not be the estetic´s, the materials or the production techniques. It want be the current political or cultural currents as single influence either. It will be the creative explosion in the usage of embedded electronics in our [...]

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Nullohm constructs advanced scientific testing apparatus for Opera Software

Google Chromes fantastic workshop video in Mythbusters style (but why did they make a “behind the scenes”?) was inspiring for Operas professional browser testers, -Odd and Even. They also wanted to speed test browsers versus potatoes to find the fastest of the two. Nullohm got the challenging task of developing the highly advanced apparatus for [...]

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Review in Azure Magazine

Azure Magazine has in their special 25th anniversary issue an interesting article on the new trends of interactive surroundings. Featuring some of the most interesting technologies available on market, our own Dobpler Interactive LED System included of course. Check it out on your well stocked local supplier of good magazines! www.azuremagazine.com Or take a peek [...]

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