Personalized data embroideries
Recapturing the Atlas Mountain Race through stories embedded in data
Based on the data collected in the BMX cyclist event, this experiment reveals the unique style of each cyclist and how they make use of the course through the sensors attached to their bicycle wheel.
For this visualization we used 'Three.js' JavaScript 3D library to create, render and animate the 3D scene and its different elements. This way, we were able to gain a more dynamic perspective on data.
This experiment actually became an inspiration for our Live BMX Data Visualization project that we developed later on. Based on the knowledge we gained during this experiment, we had a better vision on how to provide deeper insights into the performance of each cyclist with more than just numbers.
Personalized data embroideries
Recapturing the Atlas Mountain Race through stories embedded in data
Seeing data through multiple visualization techniques
Seeing data through multiple visualization techniques
Combining Lifelines data with creativity to create compelling insights
How design opened the door for scientific data at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Trustworthy interactions with large language models
How can we integrate large language models in design effectively while addressing their limitations and ensuring trust?