Visualizing migration in England and Wales
Exploring public understanding of migration data
We wanted to see how varied data generated in a space can be turned into a living organic entity that gives actionable feedback to the user in order to further explore the developing field of sensor technology. This resulted in a visualization that didn't simply communicate numbers or information, but rather gives the user a 'feeling' of whether or not the measured data is good.
The challenge was to show atmospheric data as a 3D entity, therefore we learned how to use the 'Three.js' JavaScript 3D library in combination with 'shaders'.
Smart home technologies will empower people in managing a healthy atmosphere in spaces that they live. This experiment exemplifies a strong approach by displaying data as 'living and breathing' to create a more organic relationship with data.
Visualizing migration in England and Wales
Exploring public understanding of migration data
Foursquare visualization on city activities
Virtual activity of cities
Eurovision interactive poster
Giving insight into the design process
Energy consumption and data usage of household devices
Exploring AR and machine learning for smart home innovations