Knowbotic Research described the project's development as follows. In Tokyo, the central Shimbashi area was analysed in collaboration with local architects. These movements and flows and their mutual interferences are represented by dynamic particle flows which can be observed and manipulated through an Internet interface. Users can deploy a series of specially designed movement attractors, each of which has a different function in manipulating or modifying those processes. Examples of these functions are confirming, opposing, drifting, confusing, repulsing, organizing, deleting, merging, and weakening.
Participants can collaboratively develop hypothetical urban dynamics.
As soon as one participant starts working on and modifying the urban profile by changing the particle streams with movement attractors, a search engine in the background starts looking in the IP-space for other participants with similar manipulation interests and connects to them. They become present for each other, as the activated movement attractors of connected participants appear. Streams of urban movements can shift between dynamic clusters of participants, chains of events are passing through. Participants can develop new processes or react to already existing, ongoing ones. The software modules allow for the variation and transformation of data clusters by connective activities.