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The latest gameboard data from Nike Grid. Great work from Stamen.
(Source: slavin)
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Ride Society by Anders Højmose is a mobile-based toolset designed for freeskiers – people skiing in snowparks and the backcountry. Besides being a mobile application, Ride Society consists of a series of outerwear to support the mobile experience and an online community. Together these parts create a small ecosystem. Freeskiing is all about having fun and enjoying the mountains – one of the main goals in this project was to build on that.
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I really like the way that this is piggybacking on data from existing infrastructure and adapting every day behaviour to turn something mundane into a game.
“Chromaroma by Mudlark is a game that shows you your movements and location as you swipe your Oyster Card in and out of the Tube.
It connects communities of people who cross paths and routes on a regular basis, and encourages people to make new journeys and use public transport in a different way by exploring new areas and potentially using different modes of public transport.”
Find out more at www.chromaroma.com.
