Projects

We are working with Sony, can't say anymore as our lips are sealed, however, it is all going to be marvelous!

plugincinema.com is a FluffyLogic project. It is a website dedicated to the exhibition, distribution and discussion of web films – that is films made for the Internet or for lower-bandwidth distribution.

FluffyLogic created the Mediascape Wizards website for Hewlett and Packard as well as a few games to get you started! The website allows you to create your own mediascape; an interactive experience with text, images, audio and video in which your iPAQ communicates with you about locations (via GPS). Mediascapes can be games, experiences, guides or tools - its up to you!

CatBot is an open source system created by FluffyLogic. The system is designed for easy distribution of large files using peer-to-peer technology (p2p). A peer-to-peer system (aka file trading system) is a method of exchanging data that combines the networked, distributive power of each individual computer, to enable an interconnected mesh of network bandwidth.

FluffyLogic designed both the interior and IT kit that went into the Flux Mobile bus for Mobile Media, in Swindon. Flux Mobile is an air-stream bus, which has been converted into a state-of-the-art mobile digital media studio. Staffed by professional digital artists, the vehicle will move between schools, youth groups and community settings.

Flux Bus

FluffyLogic is involved in the U-Soap project which is investigating online, narrative story-telling based on user generated content. The project intends to explore the soap format, using new technology to enable ordinary people to participate in a national drama from their own homes.

Green Bristol was an interactive website as part of a Green Mapping project. Green Maps are locally created maps that chart the natural and cultural environment. Using adaptable tools and a shared visual language of Green Map Icons to highlight green living resources, Green Maps cultivate citizen participation and community sustainability. The technology for this project was created by FluffyLogic and is an Open Source project.

The Mobile Bristol is a programme investigating how mobile devices and pervasive information technology can be used to enhance the experience and interaction with the physical environment and with urban and public spaces. FluffyLogic provided consultation in interactive systems and computer games design to a project on the Mobile Bristol platform.

Ana spoke on a round table discussion with author Andrew Keen as part of the Watershed Media Centre's 25 Birthday Celebrations. The event asked, “What does the growth of the web mean for consumption of culture and for organisations like Watershed?” it featured self-proclaimed ‘antichrist of Silicon Valley' Andrew Keen, author 'The Cult of the Amateur - How Today's Internet is Killing Our Culture and Assaulting Our Economy'.

The site was developed with the aim of being user friendly and easily updatable. We provided all the systems needed for a presence on the Internet, in addition to allowing easy updating of both text and images through a bespoke content management system. The development was sponsored by FluffyLogic as part of commitment to community development.