Very nice.

A gimmick, at best tangentially related to the content. But also a harbinger.

Well, OK, so they need a little help with the graphic design. But the *idea* is right on!

A brief video I shot to illustrate my post the other day about emergent aesthetic best practices for urban displays.

A really, really good list of books here - seminal, important stuff. (Not sure what that one by that Greenfield chap is doing there, but they can't *all* be classics.)

A largely visual, coffee-table book on the hypermediated urban visual environment, understandably if unfortunately Nippocentric. The texts were too poorly designed to read comfortably, at least standing in Kiasma's gift shop...

Nicely resolved. Wonder why they refer to it as "touchless," though?

Heh.

"...are large computer displays augmented with sensors that can detect people nearby and show content relating to those people."

Like a Litracon screen. *Noice!*