Flying Machines & Block Chain Combines to Painted Ideas

City is an open canvas, where people can inscribe their stories in many ways.

A project in Mexico City is combining drones and blockchain to create and preserve urban street art long after it is removed from buildings.

Known as the Drone Graffiti Project, the initiative will launch today as a live urban art installation as part of the wider Mexico City Art Week.

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By Prof.(Dr.) Sanjay K Rout

21 March 2020

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A cooperative, sustainable accommodation platform

Nomadic entrepreneur Joseph Sharp has created the world’s first cooperative, sustainable platform for short term rentals. Named ‘Sustayn’ as a play on the words “Sustainable” and “Stay. The platform provides an opportunity for consumers looking for sustainable accommodation. It redirects a percentage of commissions towards causes to help the planet to sustain and regenerate. Sustayn aims to start by redirecting 50 per cent of commissions and plans to increase this, as the platform grows. The project started when Joe was travelling around New Zealand and wanted a resource to help him have a positive impact during his trip. https://www.springwise.com/innovation/travel-tourism/sustayn-first-sustainable-short-ter

13 April 2021 by Gillian Corba... 0 Comments

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A First Nations Business Hub

Welcome to Country Is an Online Hub for trips, tours, experiences and products by First Nations People. “Watch the sunset over the sacred land of Miriwoong Country, walk through a tropical rainforest with an Aboriginal guide, hunt for mud crabs and fish -and more.” The first not-for-profit online marketplace for First Nations tourism connects with uniquely Australian experiences. Welcome to Country was originally launched in 2018 to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island peoples to create and grow Indigenous-owned businesses- to build businesses and share their culture. welcometocountry.com.

6 April 2021 by Gillian Corba... 0 Comments

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A world leader working in new technologies to tell powerful non-fiction stories

Lynette Wallworth is an Australian artist/filmmaker known for her innovative use of emerging technologies. Her work reflects on the connections between people and the natural world, engaging viewers in an exploration of fragile human states of grace through immersive environments, interactive technologies with gestural interfaces, and narrative long form film. In 2017, she received a News & Documentary Emmy Award for Outstanding New Approaches in Documentary Film for her virtual reality narrative Collisions (2016). Wallworth's works span virtual reality 360 film, feature documentary, and digital fulldome and interactive video installations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIM8mOYvPec

29 March 2021 by Gillian Corba... 0 Comments

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