PERCEPTOR

Perceptor creates interactive experiences, from concept to completion. Our projects embrace cutting-edge technology, iterative design and tinkering.

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september 7, 2012 – bastiaan

This is week 109.

Casper and me have been working hard on Liftcap, which is a new project that's going to take up most of our time in the forseable future. In the process, we've been talking about feedback loops, meaningful videos and creativity.

Also, Dünya is back and busy working on InTime. Which will be like Untime, but totally different.

august 17, 2012 – casper

This is week 106.

This wonderful tile flooring from 1889 decorated my short vacation in Northern France last week. Although this was a very welcome break from the storm, it's good to be back.

We have been kicking off two extremly exciting projects. Unfortunately, we cannot give away too much information about these at this point. One of the projects is about time. After I turned thirty years old a couple of weeks ago, Bastiaan told me to forget about the idea of time as a whole, since it's really just an empty concept. However, the project we're working on right now is setting time into stone: it doesn't get much more concrete.

Hopefully, time is on our side.

august 10, 2012 – bastiaan

This is week 105.

And we're back! Unavoidable circumstances (i.e. summer) caused a one-week hiatus in our weekly notes. Alas.

This week, work continued on Dimencer (hit me up if you'd like to be a beta tester – we're almost there) and we wrapped up Project NN. A launch is imminent. We also kicked off something new which will add a fourth dimension to our favourite list-making tool. Lastly, there is some experimental hardware hacking going with the amazing $25 Raspberry PI board (pictured), combining optics and sound.

Next week, our focus will shift a little as we approach the tornado.

july 27, 2012 – bastiaan

This is week 103.

Komkommertijd (silly season — thank you Wikipedia). The perfect time to move house. Take a vacation. Turn that dusty prototype into something real. Dive into the Trello API and build something cool. Start an ambitious and enormous international project. Realize that our schedule will probably be packed well into the next year. Yeah. Silly season indeed.

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