March 2005

Demo: The Art of Interfaces

Artistic, functional devices from MIT's Media Lab, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.

By Gregory T. Huang
Photographs by Dave Bradley

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The MIT Media Lab, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, is developing new user interfaces that are both artistic and functional. It's research with a focus: says Hiroshi Ishii of the Tangible Media group, "We want to make information graspable."

[Images coming real soon. -- Ed.]

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