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David Vogeleer, flashmagazine.com:
"'The coolest tinker toys ever' These [Teleo]
modules are a great way to take your Flash skills beyond the screen
with its simple to install and use interface"
Samuel Wan, samuelwan.com:
"I went to Flash Forward looking for cool
stuff, and discovered MakingThings . Their Teleo technology is
the New Hotness, and it'll probably eat up a sizable chunk of
my recreational time in the upcoming months :)"
Brendan Dawes, brendandawes.com:
"Make no mistake this thing is going
to be big. Craig Swann ,Sam Wan and Brandon Hall have already
started playing with this stuff. I'm really excited about it because
it means I can start to explore physical computing in a much easier way
than when I built my Snow Globe Memories experiment."
Ben
Dean, Director of Stanford Digital Arts Center:
"One feature that differentiates
the Teleo System is its modularity. Students identify the behavior
that is specific to their projects and choose the appropriate
Teleo Modules. They get to focus more on the creative process
and not the underlying technology. And as a teacher, I only have
to purchase and then teach one system."
Barney Haynes, Chair,
Film/Video/Performance Department, California College of Arts and
Crafts:
"The Teleo System has
catapulted the scope of what we can teach at CCAC. These unique
tools have allowed us to encourage students to think way outside
the box because the Teleo Modules allow for complex integration
of technically driven conceptual art."
Stijn
Schiffeleers,
Media Knitting workshop, media artist, Deaf 03, V2 Rotterdam
"At a three-day-workshop
where you have to collaborate with people who use different media
(mediaknitting) Teleo proved to be very effective. fast setup,
easy way of getting reliable data into the computers system, possibility
of connecting different kind of media ... perfect marriage."
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