What if we could transform human experiences by connecting the physical and digital worlds effectively? Brilliant Labs is pleased to announce our next speaker series with interaction designer and researcher Ken Nakagaki. Ken’s research introduces Actuated Tangible User Interfaces (A-TUIs). (A-TUIs) embody dynamic digital information through robotic and interactive

Researchers are on a mission to uncover new knowledge. Like most jobs that require heavy lifting, they often need specialized tools to accomplish their goals. Microscopes, weather meters, and satellites all belong to a family of devices, large and small, that scientists use to probe the natural world for breakthrough

*** English follows **** Des moments en nature au quotidien à l’école… Quand le mythe devient réalité! Les apprentissages à l’extérieur, en pleine nature, ça parle à beaucoup de pédagogues. On en connaît les bénéfices, on en comprend l’importance, on le planifie en début d’année et on est

Join the Hackoween innovation challenge! Take an old or broken toy apart and transform it into a monstrous Halloween creation, decoration, or costume. Imagine the upcycling potential when you integrate sensors and microcontrollers to old toys or broken technology to animate new creations! Register today and share creation Oct 29th

(français suit) What if we could design smart clothing that can sense and respond? We are thrilled to announce our next speaker series session with the amazing Lee Jones, a Ph.D. student at the Creative Interactions Lab at Carleton University, researching wearables, e-textiles, and co-design. E-textiles (electronic textiles) are

[ Version française ci-dessous ]   Future Earth, Sustainability in the Digital Age, and the Canadian Science Policy Centre invite you to participate in a series of two-hour virtual town halls as part of our National Dialogue Series: Canada’s Sustainable Future – Creating a Digital Action Plan. This online dialogue series aims to