Futures of Living Technologies
RIXC Art Science Festival 2021: PostSENSORIUMVenueNational Library, RigaDatesSeptember 24th - November 12th 2021ArtworkThe Plants Sense [Alive Installation, 2018]From September 24th until November 12th FeLT PostDoc Maria Castellanos Vicente's live installation The Plants Sense will be exhibited at Riga's National Library as part of the RIXC Art Science…
POM BERLIN 2021Politics of the MachinesRogue ResearchThe 3rd POM ConferenceSeptember 14-17, 2021Within the Politics of the Machines conference series – following Copenhagen (2018) and Beirut (2019), the third POM conference will take place as a digital conference on the 14-17 of September 2021, hosted hosted…
Mennesker løser kompliserte oppgaver med svært lite energiforbruk, mens kunstig intelligens bruker mye strøm. Hvordan kan det bli hvis kunstig intelligens lærer av biologien? Og hvordan kan datamaskinene bli om 50 år? Førsteamanuensis Stefano Nichele (nichele.eu) tror vi kan lære av biologien for å utvikle kunstig intelligens videre. –…
Our FeLT Project Manager, Kristin Bergaust, is engaged to take part in the NATURE IN THE CITY. NON-HUMAN HETEROTOPIAS laboratory program. She will give a talk this coming Saturday, 14 August 2021 from 11.00 to 12.30. The talk will be held to the Danish Cultural…
Congratulations to the FELT project group for securing a 100.000 NOK internal grant at OsloMet to prepare an EU project proposal in 2019. The multi-disciplinary project will investigate Living Technologies through Art.
Our group has submitted and ambitious proposal to the Norwegian Artistic Research Program (NARP), entitled Futures of Living Technologies (FELT). Fingers crossed!
Our two students Vako Varankian and Haakon Roen present our multi-disciplinary project "Gathering of the Hive: investigating the clustering behaviour of honeybees through art and swarm robotics " in a prestigious international venue. CONFERENCE PROGRAM
3rd International Conference on Art, Science, Technologies and Humanities, Latvia.
Artistic research combined with IT methods can be a great way to educate children to robotics and AI. We received a visit from forskning.no and 10-years old Eskil, to show how our multi-disciplinary research methods at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Art con…
We presented our OsloMet projects at the Kulturtanken Lunch Seminar 29/11 at 12:00-15:00, during the celebrations for Leonardo's journal turning 50 years. Abstract: Using an algorithm inspired by the clustering behaviour of young honeybees applied to a small ‘swarm’ of thymio robots, Haakon Haraldsen Roenand…