WhiteBox
Answer sources →
Pick a question about a made-up device manual. See which passages were retrieved, how they relate, and which ones each sentence of the answer cites.
Play
Stuff that’s hard to cluster.
Sketches
Hi-Five
Match rankings →
Eighteen made-up people, shown as dots. Answer three prompts to place yourself, then change what the matching compares and see your top five change.
Buycott
Product owners →
Pick one of three made-up products. Follow the chain of companies that own the brand, then read the events matched to them. It gives no verdict.
Memento
Journal search →
The Memento app as it was designed, on a phone, with nine entries from one made-up week. Add an entry, then ask about it in Chat. The answer shows which entries it came from.
SignLink
Hand angles
Move the fingers of a drawn hand. Its joint angles are matched against a small dictionary of letters. The camera is optional, and its frames stay in your browser.
Explorations
Other Minds →
WIP · mostly AI-generated proof of concept
An alien test of whether you are conscious, then a map of how you draw distinctions, set beside eight philosophers read from their own texts.
G-Code Assembler →
The G-Code Assembler, running in your browser. Load a G-code file or one from the Kinetic Vision challenge, and get back an STL: a closed solid made of the printed beads, or the box mesh built at the hackathon.
KUKA arm →
A KUKA LBR iiwa robot arm, drawn from the 3D models in Kinetic Vision's challenge. Play back one of Kinetic Vision's ten recorded pick-and-place runs with every joint's angle, speed and torque, turn the joints yourself, or drag a target and let the arm reach for it.
Window seat →
A live map of what's out the plane window: which side to look, and the history of what's down there.
In Futures, with their field notes: Friction · Gyrus · DreamStreamHer · Viate
Tools
Postcards →
Make a postcard with my photos or yours.
Wordwell →
Start from a word, follow associations, and keep words and images in your well.
Dead Air →
Record or import audio, twist it with EQ and effects, and save it to the soundboard. Song credits and cue notes for questionable radio.
Tune →
Find a song on other music services.
QR code →
Turn a link into a QR code that points straight at it. Optional PNG in the center.
G-Code Assembler →
Turn a G-code file back into an STL. It runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your computer.