I’m pleased to be working on another visualisation project for DEE, and it’s exciting to finally be in collaboration with @Bristol. I say finally because I used to visit as a boy. A new solar tree is being built in Read More …
Here’s a nice example of going from data to a lovely picture. I’ve been collecting solar wind data from space weather prediction agency, and pushing it to xively. From there it goes to cursive data. I wanted to visualise the Read More …
We had a data viz hack day at the Bristol hackspace for cursivedata. We really enjoyed the day and looking back on it I think we got a lot done! One of the participants, Helen White came with the idea to use Read More …
I’m proud to be giving a talk as part of Bristol Green Week: visualising live data with drawing robots! The talk will be at the Pervasive Media Studios, on Friday 21st June from 1pm to 2pm. You can also catch me Read More …
CursiveData draws slowly evolving patterns that represent realtime data. Patterns can be sent to internet connected robots or embedded in websites. Read More …
Newcastle maker faire went off well, the new robot design is working well and drawing well. Thanks to Chris at fastness.co.uk for coming to the hackspace and doing a draw off! The major change I made after seeing how well his robot Read More …
Edible futures just got a new addition to their garden – a solar tree, courtesy of Demand Energy Equality. Dan wanted data collected from the tree to be logged to the internet. We used a raspberry pi to do the job because of the Read More …