mobicast - From the Trans Siberian Express
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mobicast is an experiment in the delivery of temporally relevant ('live') video from mobile devices. It is a platform developed by artists Adam Hyde (New Zealand), Luka Princic (Slovenia) and Aleksandar Erkalović (Croatia), commissioned by Minna Tarkka and M-Cult (Finland), and implemented for its first trial by Sophea Lerner (Australia), Netta Norro (Finland), Adam, and others who participated in the "Capturing the Moving Mind" conference aboard the Trans Siberian Express in September 2005. mobicast was initially developed during a residency at MAMA Media Lab (Zagreb, Croatia).
Image: mobicast was initially developed to overcome the problem of delivering live video from a moving train to the internet. mobicast is an experiment in the delivery of temporally relevant ('live') video from mobile devices. It is a platform developed by artists Adam Hyde (New Zealand), Luka Princic (Slovenia) and Aleksandar Erkalović (Croatia), commissioned by Minna Tarkka and M-Cult (Finland), and implemented for its first trial by Sophea Lerner (Australia), Netta Norro (Finland), Adam, and others who participated in the "Capturing the Moving Mind" conference aboard the Trans Siberian Express in September 2005. mobicast was initially developed during a residency at MAMA Media Lab (Zagreb, Croatia).
Image: mobicast was initially developed to overcome the problem of delivering live video from a moving train to the internet.