By Andrea Bebber - September 12, 2011
In the Connected age, where everyone is engaged via mobile and available at a click, moments of being simply human turn into a true relief: a moment of playfulness and intuition, a moment of being weird or a moment of face to face interaction. These human interactions make way for experimentation, collaboration, and iteration on ideas: welcome to the art of superprototyping.
By Brandy Bora, Ron Rosenman - February 24, 2011
In early January 2011, frogNY Build-It was invited to participate in a 7-week challenge to hack a Kinect. We initially submitted three ideas for peer-review but fell in love with this concept early on.
By Ron Rosenman, Brandy Bora - September 23, 2010
Coming to you live from the Open Hardware Summit at the New York Hall of Science in Queens, NY.
http://www.openhardwaresummit.org/
details of all the speakers' talks after the break...
By Elliot Winard, Vicky Fang, Michael DelGaudio, Ron Rosenman - May 22, 2010
Live-blogging the TechCrunch Hackday, as we attempt to build a truly welcoming welcome mat.
2:00pm
And that concludes the TechCrunch Hackday! We successfully built a welcome mat that would welcome you with personal greetings based on your Foursquare and Twitter information, including empathizing with your emoticons, laughing out loud with you, asking about your activities and friends, and celebrating your badge wins with Price is Right music and blinking LEDs. An awesome time and a Build-It success!
And now we eat and sleep.
By VIcky Fang - May 18, 2010
Hello!
We’re Build-It, a group of frogs interested in exploring convergent projects that map across the digital and physical worlds. We’re a mixed group of designers, IxDs, IDs, and developers who get together every so often to build things... for fun, to learn, and to explore the possibilities. We'll be posting about the things we're working on or thinking about.
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