Last week in Washington DC, Senator Dick Durbin, Senator Jim Risch, and representatives from the Department of Energy hosted National Laboratory Day on Capitol Hill. Representatives from all 17 of the National Laboratories showcased…
Cross-posted from the Open Exhibits blog. Great news about a new museum, collections software initiative. We are excited to announce a new partnership between The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History…
The latest episode of the PBS show New Mexico in Focus looked at the Economic Impact of Arts and Culture in the state. Ideum CEO and Creative Director Jim Spadaccini appeared on the…
Virgil Ortiz is a renowned artist, potter, and fashion designer from Cochiti Pueblo here in New Mexico. His work crosses boundaries from the traditional to the experimental and explores such diverse realms…
The new Ideum Prototyping + Usability Lab is now operational! As the name suggests, we use this space to build prototypes and conduct testing. But the space is so much more than than. The…
Update: August 2016 – This experimental application been developed into a product. Visit the Tangible Engine website to learn more. Projected Capacitive Touch (PCT or P-Cap) is the most popular type of touch…
Ideum has partnered with Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to navigate their extensive State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now exhibition, running from September 13, 2014 to January 19, 2015. We…
The desktop of the future is happening TODAY at ideum. We are currently working on what we call the “Office of the Future”. This work is based on a unified application of computer vision…
Open Exhibits is a collection of software and growing community, sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help change the way informal learning environments, such as museums, change the way they share computer-based…
