From the late 1990's until 2004, Ken was variously an undergraduate, a grad student in the MArch program, a part-time lecturer in the Department of Architecture, and a grad student in the PhD in the Built Environment in the College of Architecture and Urban Planning (but dropped).

As a researcher within the DMG, he focused on the way that computing and the physical environment will merge.

archives:

Alphabet Paint Space • Handyboard MX - (Modular eXtension) • Home Energy Tutor • Laser Space • MediaSticks • Memory Box • Navigational Blocks •

events:

10.23.2002 - 10.26.2002 - Ken Camarata will present a poster on the Physical Computing education at the Fifth... 4.23.2002 - 4.25.2002 - Navigational Blocks (short talk) and Space Pen (interactive poster) will be presented... 1.30.2002 - DMG will present at Olympic Reprographic AEC Tradeshow, January 30, 3:30 - 7:30 at...

research:

FlexM •

publications:

2004 A Computationally Enhanced Play Board For Group Interaction 2004 WINDOW SEAT: Visual Experience with an Interactive Chair 2004 Artifacts for Displaying Home Energy Use 2004 FlexM: Designing a Physical Construction Kit for 3D Modeling 2003 A Physical Computing Studio: Exploring Computational Artifacts and Environments 2003 Window Seat: Interactive Chairware for Experiencing Virtual Spaces 2002 HandyBoard MX Documentation 2002 Navigational Blocks: navigating information space with tangible media 2002 Navigational Blocks: Tangible Navigation of Digital Information 2002 Physical Computing: A Design Studio that Bridges Art, Science, and Engineering 2001 Navigational Blocks (an interplay between the physical and the virtual)

presentations:

Navigational Blocks • Memory Box • Laser Space • Interactive Book • IUI Navigational Blocks presentation • Haystack Digital Dialogues • FlexM: Designing a Physical Construction Kit for 3D Modeling • CHI 2002: Navigational Blocks Presentation • Alphabet Paint Space • AEC Open House •