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This is a series of spinning rings that can be used to replace dice in games that require dice. There are also card ones. And a yes/no one. And a paper/rock/scissors one. The rings are currently a Kickstarter project but have already reached more than double the requested funding and are going to be manufactured in January. That gives us roughly two months to beat them to market. I’ll call Singapore.
Hit the jump for the Kickstarter video.
Machina is a menswear clothing brand that is in the process of mounting a Kickstarter campaign to promote a new product. The campaign doesn’t start for about a month, but the company has a demo version of its unique “wearable” MIDI controller live on the floor of TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco this week.
The Machina MIDI Jacket will come in a couple of different styles, but the basic concept is that it is a jacket or vest that is outfitted with several different sensors (multiple MIDI touch sensors, accelerometer, etc.) that can control beats and samples via Wi-Fi and MIDI.
So you can effectively trigger and alter tones by moving your fingers accross the three sliders on the front of the vest. You can also affect the speed of a beat or sample by moving your arm and the accelerometer in the sleeve. This is a cool concept and an interesting and kinetic way to trigger and control beats and sounds. It works with a custom Mac OS X application that the company also created, with iOS versions soon to follow (for maximum portability).
I got a hold of their Kickstarter video a bit early, and they gave me permission to post it. They will have more info about this new concept at their website in the coming weeks.
Given that “City” is in the name, SimCity has always felt like a title in need of a social platform. Fast forward a score or so since its inception, and fate seems to have finally played out. SimCity Social was just announced at E3 today, bringing the heralded city-building simulator to a social network that’s pushing a billion residents. The new game is being delivered courtesy of “a close collaboration between many talented people at Maxis and Playfish,” and anxious gamers are told to expect “no set linear paths to follow.” You’ll be dealing with things like fires, crime and pollution, and will be able to make calls to help virtual cities take shape. You can hit the source link to get in-game items at launch — or, you know, strive to become an actual mayor and make actual improvements in your community. No pressure.
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This is a line of laser-cut nori (seaweed) sushi wrappers created by Japanese ad agency I&S BBDO (pronounced boobie-do, as in, “her stomach sticks out further than her boobie-do”) for Umino Seaweed to help boost business after last year’s devastating tsunami. I dig them. I also dig for buried treasure on the beach. “Ever find anything?” Just a hermit crab wearing a used condom for a shell :/
Hit the jump for closeups of some of the designs.
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