Nearly 60 years ago, black students on Stanford’s campus came together to advocate for the rights of black and other minority students on campus. During an event known as “Take Back the Mic” or “Taking the Mic”, the Stanford Black Student Union listed 10 demands that they had for the University administration. One of those […]
Immersive: The Renovation of the Black House at Stanford University Read More »
The staff at the Denny’s on Berryessa Road in San Jose probably get more calls than most Denny’s. Tour buses pull into the parking lot carrying visitors from across the country, or even from the other side of the world. “Is this the Nvidia store?” callers ask. The answer, every time, is that it is
The Denny’s Booth That Launched A Multi-Trillion Dollar Company Read More »
The following link leads to an augmented reality (AR) experience focusing on the evolution of Apple’s products over an 18 year span. We collaborated with the Stanford Library Archives and the Computer History Museum to create three unique experiences with original Apple prototypes. The AR scans include 5 original Apple prototypes: the Apple I and
Prototype to Perfection: Apple’s Personal Computing Journey in Augmented Reality Read More »
The piece is us experimenting with the ways that spatial humor can show up in VR. With a 360 degree view, tactics of surprise and the unexpected can be used to create comedy.
The Ethics of Virtual Reality. A Sketch. Read More »
This immersive VR experience takes viewers beneath the surface, following Roy as he swims through memory and reflection. Overlapping his movements in the water, his voice narrates a story of discipline and self-discovery. He recalls waking up at 5:45 AM for years, giving up weekends and logging nearly 10,000 hours in the pool.
The Line: Experience Flow and Reflection with an Elite Swimmer in 360 degree video Read More »
Perched in the Stanford foothills is a still-working relic that has helped everything from NASA Mars missions to collecting bounced signals from the moon. Nowadays, it’s primarily used to track objects in space, to communicate with low-orbit satellites and assist in other general space assignments.
Discovering the Stanford Dish in 360: From Space Missions to Snowy Sledding Read More »
Approximately 35% of all food produced annually in the U.S. goes to waste, while one in eight households experience food insecurity.
In a sport known for its artistic feats of athleticism, the members of the Stanford Women’s gymnastics team draw on their own power and that of their teammates to stick the landing.
Tumbling To The Top: An Immersive Look At Stanford Women’s Gymnastics Team Read More »
The Florence Fang Community Farm is a pocket of food and fresh produce in the midst of Bayview-Hunters Point’s food desert. It’s the second most-productive urban farm in the city.
With no formal training, Ansgar Grunseid is currently ranked by the California Beach Volleyball Association as 49th in the state and is one of the best players in Northern California.
How a pro beach volleyball hopeful climbed the ranks in Northern California Read More »
For decades, communities across central California have fought – both for and against – the creation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
From Cambria to Gaviota, a battle for the future of the California Coast Read More »
Since the beginning of the pandemic, California’s job market has lost the largest percentage of parents of school children in the country, trailing only Nevada and Michigan, an analysis of U.S. Census Household Pulse Survey data shows.
‘A recipe for disaster’: The pandemic’s toll on working parents Read More »
