모여라 아쿠아리움 — “Gather at the Aquarium”
A shared 3D aquarium where visitors explore, complete quests, and help grow the exhibit together.
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A shared 3D aquarium where visitors explore, complete quests, and help grow the exhibit together.
A grassroots project presenting site-specific statements and interventions in augmented reality, with an index of works by place, title, author, and date.
A Mongolian student-builder’s chronological portfolio of classroom tools, experiments, and other software projects.
A free, independent companion with talent-build planning, gear tracking, and practical guides for the original game.
A free app for Android TV, Google TV, and Fire TV that presents more than 100 always-on channels in a retro cable-style guide.
A Korean-language virtual pharmacy lets visitors explore medicine displays, inspect product information, and prepare a list for a real pharmacy visit.
An independent project publishes medical-AI evaluations on Korean clinical datasets, including scores, item-level predictions, and model versions.
A Singapore community initiative collects sugarcane fibre discarded at hawker centres and sends it to community gardens to be processed into fertiliser.
A Japanese disaster-preparedness guide that helps households check local hazards, plan together, and calculate what supplies they need.
A balsa-bridge design tool that checks contest constraints, simulates failure, and provides printable build plans.
A compiler-and-prover project for Ada/SPARK that lets programmers write in Ada, typed Python, or a C/Rust-like syntax.
A collection of probability answers backed by large simulations, with chunks readers can replay in their browser and exact calculations where available.
C-A-R-T-A presents a free browser-based reader and editor for PDFs, scans, electronic invoices, and digitally signed files.
A free, unofficial guide to reducing ads and bloatware on smart TVs, with tutorials and tools for several TV platforms.
An independent neighborhood dashboard collecting local headlines, events, transit information, and block-level public data for Columbia Heights, Washington, DC.
Composergram presents the lives of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven as historical social feeds, with facts alongside imagined posts and comments.
A browser-based generator turns a text description or uploaded image into a 3D-printable cookie cutter or stamp, with an STL file to inspect and download.
A tool for comparing Manhattan blocks as potential café locations, using public evidence about transit, offices, residents, nearby cafés, and other signals.
Artist Cui Xiaodan presents an interactive companion prototype whose generated dialogue is constrained by rules against contradiction, shaming, punishment, unnecessary questions, and medical impersonation.
A sourced incident archive traces the hosting company across its Dutch and German bunker sites, from its 1995 start to the 2019 raid and trial.
A browser-based drum machine for building Halloween-themed beats and exporting them as WAV loops.
A searchable directory of Argentina’s sitting national deputies and senators, with sections for votes, laws, blocs, and other congressional records.
DogPolicies helps travelers look up dog-access rules for parks, beaches, trails, campgrounds, and hotels in California and Nevada.
Chyder offers a beta chapter of a first-person RPG for Windows, Linux, and Android, set across two cities and the wasteland between them.