“Descendant of Desert” is a conceptual wearable device that intends to help humans survive under extreme conditions in deserts. It speculates a future where the earth’s environment has come to the extreme and we human beings have to implement technical Read more…
These are some of the behind the scenes pictures captured by our group on the day of the desert installation. The first picture shows the process of scouting around the designated area and finding a place to put up our Read more…
Watching Arth-E do its thing in the desert was a truly satisfying experience and made us feel that the effort we had put in was all worth it. It was fascinating to see our little robot tread over the desert Read more…
The Desert Media Art class of 2022 installed their final projects in the desert! We worked out in the dunes for a few hours before and after sunset. Each group installed their project and took some documentation that will be Read more…
We had the opportunity to set up and install our project in the Suweihan Dunes around 1.5 hours away from campus. Since our project does not require much setup, we set off to find the perfect dune. After about 10 Read more…
GitHub Link: https://github.com/swostikpati/Interactive-Pyramids This blog is meant to highlight the process of creating the rapid prototype of our desert installation of Interactive Pyramids. The entire process is broken down into different categories and then each category is explored deeply. Technology Read more…
Overview, Prototype and Field Installation updates, Documentation Video behind the scenes By Armaan Agrawal, Injoo Kang, Amy Kang, Sri Pranav Srivatsavai Name We named it! It’s now Arth-E (to be featured as Anxious Arth-E soon). Inspired from WALL-E Features Assembly Read more…
