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ScreenTime with PlayCity

By MIT Open Space Programming

Come play with us! ScreenTime is an interactive projection experience that will bring a game of "Pong" to the Open Space.

Come play with us! ScreenTime is an interactive projection experience that will bring a game of "Pong" to the Open Space.

.: Sat, October 30 2021 5:30pm – 7:30pm.

All ages.

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MIT Open Space Programming
openspace@mit.edu

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Free!

Location

  • In-person only.

MIT Welcome Center

292 Main Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
United States

Next to the Kendall/MIT inbound T stop. 

We are committed to creating an inclusive, accessible environment on our website and in-person in the open space. If you would like to request a disability-related accommodation please don't hesitate to contact us at openspace@mit.edu.

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Come play with us! ScreenTime is an interactive projection experience that will bring a game of "Pong" to the Open Space. This pilot is part of a series by PlayCity, and incorporates generative graphics and IoT sensors to gamify MIT’s campus.

About this event

Keeping us safe: This event will follow all MIT policies and Covid safety guidelines. Face coverings are not required outdoors for vaccinated individuals, but you are most welcome to wear one if you wish. For unvaccinated individuals, wearing a face covering outdoors is required when unable to maintain 3 feet of physical distance.

Physical distancing will be encouraged at this event. More info on MIT policies can be found at now.mit.edu/policies.

About PlayCity

ScreenTime is a proposal by Zhifei and Thaddeus, both Masters of Architecture students at the School of Architecture and Planning. Working under the moniker "PlayCity", they research and develop urban gamification as a means to solve issues of urban engagement and participation.  Since the start of their collaboration at a IAP 2020 workshop with Professor Brent Ryan (DUSP), they have participated in several design competitions, and have had their work recently published in Domus China. 

With any questions, contact openspace@mit.edu.