Infinite Innovation

Scanning the web for Innovation stories that spark Inspiring Ideas. Curated by the people behind the World Innovation Forum. This year's event runs June 20 & 21, 2012 at New York City Center. wifny.com We will also be hosting the World Innovation Forum in Leon on May 23 & 24.
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How Pixar found the perfect sweet spot by mixing the best creative and technical talent.

Creators of both the stories and much of the technology for computer animation for movies such as Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, Cars, and Brave, Pixar has a culture that drives innovation. Evolving from a Technical Director to Chief Technology Officer, Steve May’s 14-years at Pixar have helped make the company the success it is today. In this video he explains how the company created a culture where art and technology inspire one another to achieve excellence. See more innovation videos like this at WOBI.

I start from a core belief that a well-designed game is beautiful. A well-structured experience, an elegantly architected interaction, is a form of art. So any game that I am working on, regardless of the purpose, falls into art practice. Likewise, I do believe that there is a real social good that comes out of encouraging people to play cooperatively, and giving people an opportunity to be powerful and superheroes in everyday public spaces. That means for me there is something political in all of these games, as well. Now, whether is it educational, or a marketing experience, or just something I am doing as design research, I will stand behind every game I work on as art and as a political intervention.

Part sustainable water company, part art project, part philanthropic project, and completely curious. Boxed Water Is Better, is a boxed water company.

boxedwaterisbetter.com

Interesting concept.  Can it/will it take off?

Umino Seaweed Design Nori

Laser cutters recreate classic Japanese patterns carved into seaweed.  “The designs convey happiness, long life, respect for the past and hopes for the future. The design project was developed to help the North East Japan company rebuild in the wake of the March 2011 tsunami.”

Amazing marriage of art and technology — we could not love this more.  Full story and more pictures here on TheInspirationRoom.com.

E-lectra Sketch?

Christopher Mims writes:

Magnetic electronics and ferrous paper enable artistry in circuit design.

Leah Buechley is an assistant professor at the MIT Media Lab and the director of the aptly-named High-Low Tech research group. She does heaps of cool, subtle, under-appreciated stuff, and maybe some day when there’s a children’s toy, art class or hit product based on her work, she’ll be better known.

Full story and videos @ Mims’s Bits

The International iPhoneography Show: Opening Fri 12/16 at 7P in NYC.  All info below.  Free, innovative and free food… what could be bad?

Soho Gallery For Digital Art is proud to present The International iPhoneography Show, a joint project by MobiTog – international community of iPhoneographers (people who shoot and/or edit images, using their iOS device) and FX Photo Studio– award-winning image processing application for iPhone, iPad and Mac. The International iPhoneography Show will feature a diverse collection of professional and amateur iPhonegraphers from around the globe featuring the photo apps and effects of FX Photo Studio. December 16-23 Opening Reception on December 16 @7pm Soho Gallery For Digital Art 138 Sullivan St. NYC

FREE ADMISSION

Opening reception includes complimentary food and drink compliments of Bull Dog Gin and Crowley Cheese

WIN A iPHONE 4S? BRING YOUR iPhone with FX Photo Studio app in the Soho Gallery For Digital Art btwn Dec. 16-23 and receive a free gift (chance to win an iPhone 4S) www.iphoneographyshow.com

Image below:

fxphotostudioshow:

Flying by Jochen Fischer

Effects applied: Warm Yellow

scrapbook-brendawambui:

The link between CREATIVITY and TIME. Amazing!