Integrated Design & Media

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Event posts

  • IDM Speaker Series

    IDM Speaker Series

  • Bodies in Motion Showcase

    Bodies in Motion Showcase

    A collaboration between the Integrated Digital Media program at Tandon School of Engineering and NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. This exhibition offered live performances, and interactive installations, that featured motion capture, virtual reality, projection mapping, and much more.

    This is a class that has been reoccurring once a year, so keep your eyes out for a possible Bodies in Motion Showcase in 2019.

    However, you don’t have to wait a whole year to see the cutting edge work of IDM students. With classes touching on VR, performance, and digital art, as well as an end of year showcase, Spring 2019 will be filled with shows for tech enthusiasts and futurists of all kinds.

    So keep an eye out for the month of April / May for the exciting shows to come!

  • Ideation and Prototyping Exhibition

    Ideation and Prototyping Exhibition

    On December 14th, 2018, from 6-8pm, seven “Ideation & Prototyping” classes will come together to showcase work they have made over the duration of the Fall Semester. Please join us!

    When: Friday, 12/14/2018, 6-8pm

    Where: 2 Metrotech Center, 8th Floor, (NYU entrance from Lawrence Street).

    Here is some documentation of the projects students presented at the show!

    • A student project with visuals documenting Frida Kahlo's creative process posted on a wall at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A printed student project with visuals posted on a wall at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A printed student project at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A printed student project at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • students interacting with various projects at the ideation and prototyping showcase
    • student project involving a bar code scanner on an ipad presented at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • Students presenting their physical prototypes for futuristic glasses which will help vision at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A student project which is a rain coat used for communication using LED lights in low visibility areas presented at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • Student interacting with a VR student project at Ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A student project which uses plants, laptop and sensors to play music by touching plants at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • A student project which is a 3D hologram made through pepper's ghost illusion at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • An interactive student project with plants, sensors and LEDs for output at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • student interacting with a student project on a laptop at ideation and prototyping showcase
    • student documentary projected on a wall at Ideation and prototyping showcase
    • Student project - a Physical prototype with laser cutting which is a data visualization presented at I&P showcase
    • Student interacting with an AR student project displayed on a monitor at I&P showcase
  • IDM End of Year Showcase 2018 Fri May 4 @ 6pm

    IDM End of Year Showcase 2018 Fri May 4 @ 6pm

    IDM Showcase Map

    The IDM Student Showcase is a culmination of work that lies at the intersection of art, programming, engineering, media and design. Be present as we shape future illusions into present realities.

    Location: NYU MAGNET 2 MetroTech Center, 8th Flr, Brooklyn, NY 11201

    More info at: http://bit.ly/idmshow18

  • IDM Meet + Greet 3/28 6pm – 8:30pm

    IDM Meet + Greet 3/28 6pm – 8:30pm

    Please join us for our annual NYU IDM Meet+Greet Happy Hour on the evening of Wednesday March 28th from 6pm-8:30pm to meet the latest NYU Digital Media students available for hire.  The networking event will feature over 50 of our most talented graduate students and seniors.

    When: Wednesday March 28, 6pm- 8:30pm

     

    Where: NYU MAGNET at 2 Metrotech Center, 8th Floor Brooklyn, 11201

    The students represent a spectrum of practices that range from computer programming and UX design (for app development, software engineering, game development, augmented reality, virtual reality, and interaction design) to 2D and 3D graphics (for human-computer interfaces, augmented reality, virtual reality, motion capture, and game design & development) to photography, film, and audio (for media installations, performing arts research, and integration with various mediums).

    We would love to see you there! And bring friends!

     
    RSVP HERE