Eye Tracking Architecture, 2011
The Cloud Lab is implementing the EyeWriter DIY eye tracking system to question and quantify the relationship between the eyes and space. Visualizing the interaction between the eye and 3D building models, the goal of this research is to understand the complex interplay between spatial information seeking and processing.

OpenJapan NYC with OpenSimSim
OpenJapan brought 9 cities together to contribute design thinking to relief activities in Japan. 100+ ideas initiated in Japan were iterated by groups of designers working in the context of a 72 hr design marathon.

Digital Lathe Microsoft Kinect, 2011
Inexpensive motion capture technology, such as Microsoft's innovative Kinect game controller, are great tools for investigating alternative forms of modeling. In this case, the conventional lathe becomes a departure point to investigate how digital tools can infuse new possibilities in 3D modeling.

Structural Triage System, 2011
Using commercial brain computer interface technology to create a real-time structural analysis platform.

NYC Neural Cartography Project, 2011
This is your brain on architecture. Building information modeling + Brain-Computer Interface. A series of projects and services utilizing the NeuroSky Mindset and the iPhone. The system uses research-grade EEG brain-scanning to identify neurologically active architecture.

3D Scanning of Low Library, Columbia University, 2010
The Cloud Lab worked with the Robotics Group to create a 3D point scan of the Low Library rotunda, a historic structure located at the heart of Columbia University's NYC campus.

Hiroshi Ishiguro Interview, 2010
Interview with Robotics Specialist

Multi-Touch Spatial Interface, 2010
Integrating low-cost Infrared touch-screen technology and computer vision libraries to create architecture-scaled interfaces