Much of the work at the DynamicLand is in the same vein as Mike Eisenberg's Post-PC/Craft Technology Lab[1]
Similar to the MIT Media Lab (Mike is an alum) much of the research focuses on physical computational interfaces beyond the traditional screen/keyboard model - i.e. how can we collaboratively 'compute' things with real physical objects around us. Or put another way, what does computing look like when everything is a computer. Some other projects to come out of there are the Lilypad Arduino, a project similar to DynamicLand called SHALE, and Lockitron.
Similar to the MIT Media Lab (Mike is an alum) much of the research focuses on physical computational interfaces beyond the traditional screen/keyboard model - i.e. how can we collaboratively 'compute' things with real physical objects around us. Or put another way, what does computing look like when everything is a computer. Some other projects to come out of there are the Lilypad Arduino, a project similar to DynamicLand called SHALE, and Lockitron.
[1] http://l3d.cs.colorado.edu/~ctg/Previous_Projects.html