Design Computing (Studio Talks)
Monday, 6 August 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM | Los Angeles Convention Center, Room 153BC
Session Chair: Gene Cooper, Four Chambers Studio
Design Computing (Studio Talks)
Introducing Processing 2.0
Processing is an open-source language used in interactive design and computational arts. The 2.0 release incorporates several improvements: a high-performance 3D renderer based on OpenGL-ES 2, a faster video library built on top of the GStreamer multimedia toolkit, and a new JavaScript mode for web output.
Andres Colubri
Harvard University and Fathom Information Design
Ben Fry
Fathom Information Design
Exploring Algorithmic Geometry Using "Beetle Blocks"
"Beetle Blocks" uses the paradigm of turtle geometry and the visual programming language Scratch to teach programming and algorithmic geometry in an intuitive way.
Duks Koschitz
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eric Rosenbaum
MIT Media Lab