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Researchers and developers experimenting with Project Tango say it could make it easier, quicker, and cheaper to scan and map all kinds of places and objects in three dimensions.

In June 2013, Google started experimenting with Project Loon, which plans to launch a series of balloons that could help people get connected by beaming internet signals down to base stations.

As companies become more familiar with cognitive tools, they are experimenting with projects that combine elements from all three categories to reap the benefits of AI.

Though this app is a way to preserve an idea from another time, Mr. Kline is also one of many musicians experimenting with projects native to the digital world.

On a trip to the Museum of Modern Art with Hodges in the 1950s, Turrell discovered the work of Thomas Wilfred, who experimented with projected light in the early 1900s.

They were invented by Richard Hollingshead, who experimented with projecting films on to a bedsheet in his back yard and broadcasting the sound track from speakers nailed to trees.

Other companies have even experimented with projecting models of the seabed on 360-degree surround screens in an environment called a "cave," but, says Issen, "that can be more cool than useful". Investors bring their own models to the conversation, and a consensus about where the oil is begins to emerge.

Artists experimented with projecting images onto sculptures, human faces, and multiple screens at once, as well as manipulating projections in real-time.

Still, Washington and Montreal are experimenting with small projects, and Chicago, Boston and New York are studying options.

Meanwhile, she'd been pitching as madly as she had before "Weeds," experimenting with godmothering projects for her writers.

Cities can find success in experimenting with pilot projects, learning from them, and building iteratively.