An Encyclopedia of Radio Waves

Bluetooth waves, aka Nevrotis Dentus Aquarae.

Amusing visualizations of radio waves from students at AHO, the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Inspired by old botanical and zoological field guides, the class created fictional renderings of radio "species" such as WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID. Check out the free PDF poster of all documented specimens.

Comments

[dorito lover 79]

"the future will be better tomorrow."
~ Dan Quayle

[P.J.S.]

Great designs here. Love the field guide concept. Been really enjoying the blog. Keep up the good work. - from a fellow brooklyn web designer

[bob tomorrowland]

Thanks for visiting, PJS -- really enjoyed the John Fahey write-up on your site. I saw him play in North Carolina a few months before he died, sunglasses in the club, electric guitar hooked up to a line of pedals. I think he played right before Christian Fennesz. Avoided the classics, but that's how he rolls. Now if only someone would illustrate Fahey's audio signals... whoa.

[tony]

Since I first learned about boing boing from you, you probably saw this, but:

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/04/12/space-mountain-fanpo.html

hope things are groovy in the nyc