For the past ten years, computer science engineers and faculty at Georgia Institute of Technology have been motivated to achieve some fraction of the potential that Mark Weiser envisioned for ubiquitous computing. Taking an applications-driven approach, Gregory Abowd describes their research focus on augmenting spaces, including the classroom, office, home and body, providing living laboratories of ubiquitous computing research. One common theme in their investigations is the capture of live experiences for later access. From the Series:CSE Colloquia - 2005