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The Play Research Group, UWE, Bristol
studying the technologies and cultures of games and play

exciting time at humlab in umea

well i have just arrived back from umea (a gorgeous city in the north of sweden) where i was giving a workshop and a seminar at the humlab.  I arrive home via four different airports, with the worst cold of my life and I am now completely deaf in my left ear.. i think i was a bit below par because i was very ill and very tired.

i met some wonderful people though and i will write more about the humlab when i have recovered because it is a very exciting space run by an amazing and dynamic guy called Patrik Svensson (who really has vision and makes things happen!)

 

posted by: helen at 17:47 | link | comments |

playful pictures

 some Playful Subjects pix for you...

posted by: sethgiddings at 11:23 | link | comments |

playful subjects...

 ... the movie...

posted by: sethgiddings at 01:00 | link | comments |

nonhumans

 My DiGRA paper (cut-and-pasted for Playful Subjects) is now online. Only as a Word document for the present as, perhaps ironically, our faculty's automated PDF converter isn't working.

posted by: sethgiddings at 15:20 | link | comments |

resistance is futile

'The robot can self-replicate in much the same way that some living organisms are able to reproduce by cloning themselves [...] they demonstrate that mechanical self-reproduction is not unique to biology'
The Independent 12 May 2005, p.12

posted by: roboludologists at 13:04 | link | comments |

playful subjects

    So much to write about....   watch this space! In the meantime, have a look at Frans' photos.

posted by: sethgiddings at 00:06 | link | comments (11) |

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