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Location:	Canada
Registrant:	Ray Pengelly (Queen's University at Kingston)
Hosted by:	Queen's University
Subnetworks:	130.15.1.16

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Human Media Lab The Human Media Lab is one of Canada's premier media laboratories. Its mandate is to develop disruptive technologies and new ways of working with computers that are viable 10 to 20 years from now.

Photos — Human Media Lab × Below is a collection of stock photos of a selection of designs we created over the years. High resolution photographs can be downloaded for rights-free use by clicking on the thumbnails.

New paper computer shows flexible future for smartphones and tablets — Human Media Lab Queen’s University’s Roel Vertegaal says thinfilm phone will make current smartphone obsolete in 5 to 10 years. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, May 8 2011 – The world’s first interactive paper computer is s...