he School of Web Design & New Media presents Ideate, a day of industry networking, portfolio reviews, and demonstrations by students at the 180NM building in San Francisco. Participants share their takeaways from one-on-one reviews with industry experts at this event that takes place every semester.
Typotion is a dynamic typography generator: an online visual and audio experience of animated type and motion graphics. This is the midpoint presentation for Dominick Aviado.
Smart Roller is a slalom skating tool application which works with Recon Sport Glass to provide users an amazing skating experience. This is the midpoint presentation of Danica Liu.
Technology, ideas and art converge in the arts of web design and new media as is illustrated when Paypal comes by for a special panel discussion.
Monster Monster is an application for helping 5-6 year old kids practice their spelling skills with a game. This is the midpoint presentation for Man Xu.
Geo Phantoms is an installation experience that visualizes natural hallucinations based on real patients' testimonials. This is the midpoint presentation for Qian Ji.
Movie Walker is an app that helps users find movie scenes in real life and recreate them. This is the midpoint presentation for Peinuo He.
One of many guest speakers and panels featured at the 2015 Academy of Art University fall Ideate conference covering the importance of the portfolio and fixing your user interface.
Rotri is an application that will help cyclist to achieve their basic needs while cycling, such as voice chatting, navigation, taking pictures and sharing their experience. This is the midpoint presentation for Kuo Xu.
Tomas Durkin's student project, Marble Paint, developed at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, utilizes the internet and motion capture technology to track the movements of colored marbles inside a labyrinth table and then output computer-based artwork.
Mohamed Barri shows off his Internet of Things project, Mirror Face. Barri's student project, developed at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, utilizes the internet and motion capture technology to communicate his own facial movements with a connected robotic face.
Computer science is a form of art and artistic ideas come to life in a scientific and physical world at the Ideate conference. The Ideate Conference brings together AAU students, industry leaders, and Alumni for a day of education, networking and celebration. Our goal is to showcase our amazing students to industry from top companies (such as Google, PayPal, and Eventbrite). This semester’s theme is “Career Hacks”. Students will learn how to be a successful freelancer, what to expect from a first job, and tips for being successful in your careers.