Tanuj

The joy of using a kind of web based canvas, of rendering stuff using the web, although that sounds like such a bad idea to render things in HTML and CSS, but it really does give you the ability to just put anything that can be in a browser on the canvas and interact with it.

“Histography" is interactive timeline that spans across 14 billion years of history, from the Big Bang to 2015.

It does, however, require visitors to physically go to the museum. This inherently leaves out people who do not visit museums.

an intriguing possibility – using a proxy for human thought as an optimization target for creating human-like artificial intelligence.

The “Coupland” concept explores book discovery as a social activity by allowing readers to build shared libraries and hear about additional texts through existing networks.

The name infinite canvas, whether that's a category or component. And it's one that I have some mixed feelings about. Because, on one hand, Mark uses the term multimedia canvas. More commonly, we called Muse a spatial canvas, in kind of 1.0 positioning. And I also like the term open canvas — we actually do use that a bit on our web site, talking... See more