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Blog - Peter Hajas

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Jun 27, 2012. I’m constantly amazed by the human brain’s ability to adjust to new senses and tools. I remember reading about a man who conducted an experiment in sensory perception. He made a belt with a dozen or so cellphone vibrate motors, and a magnetometer (fancy word for compass). He rigged them up to a micro-controller, and wrote some simple software. He had the micro-controller trigger a vibration in whichever cellphone motor was currently pointing north. You can now buy this device. I wonder if t...

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What is Sensory Augmentation? | TranscendSense

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What is Sensory Augmentation? April 17, 2012. Posted by : Ryan Clark. Similar to sensory substitution. Sensory augmentation stimulates the sensory apparatus of one sense in an attempt to evoke the feel of another. However, in this case, the “other” sense is one that we humans do not normally possess, such as the ability to sense magnetic fields. Sound like science fiction? Not any longer. The feelSpace project. Below are statements from two participants:. At TranscendSense, we are very interested in this...

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Mapping new senses for health monitoring –

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Mapping new senses for health monitoring. So what else can we plug in? An existing trend in healthcare is making data easier to visualize and therefore more meaningful. We could go one step further and use this sensory augmentation to effectively sense key health indicators and gain a greater awareness of our body and the effect of our lifestyle. This is profound. April 7, 2013. This entry was posted in Wearable technology. Why Makerbot selling to Stratasys makes sense →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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A natural human-computer interface. Fascinating article on why The human body will be the next computer interface. By service design consultancy Fjord. To extract the key points:. 8220;Why swipe your arm when you can just rub your fingers together. What could be more natural than staring at something to select it, nodding to approve something? And meanwhile, what if digital interfaces became more tactile…. July 9, 2013. Posted in Wearable technology. I think the ultimate vision of computing at. Stratasys...

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CeBIT: Wunderland der digitalen Transformation

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Digitale Transformation trifft auf Geschäftssinn. Auf den kommenden Montag freuen sich die Hoteliers und Gaststättenbetreiber, die Taxifahrer reiben sich die Hände, die Straßenbahnfahrer werfen Baldrian ein und eine Art digitales Knistern liegt in der Luft: CeBIT in Hannover, das Klassentreffen der IT-Branche. Praktikant/in für den Bereich Business Analyse. Praktikant/in für den Bereich Business Analyse. Praktikant/in für den Bereich Marktforschung. Praktikant/in für den Bereich Digital Marketing. In sei...

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Sensory substitution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Means a change of the characteristics of one sensory modality. Sensory substitution concerns human perception. Of the human brain; and therefore, allows us to study these aspects of neuroscience more through neuroimaging. Tactile sensory substitution systems. Tactile tactile substitution to restore peripheral sensation. Tactile feedback system for prosthetic limbs. Auditory sensory substitution systems. As a means of using one sensory modality, mainly taction. Since...

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Innovationen von der Cebit im Überblick - DIE WELT

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Themen von A - Z. Autoren von A - Z. DIE WELT als Startseite. Henryk M. Broder. WELT Kunst and Design. Innovationen von der Cebit im Überblick. Artikel per E-Mail empfehlen. Das sind die originellsten Gadgets der Cebit. Sie dürfen auf keiner Elektronik-Messe fehlen. Neuheiten, bei denen man sich fragt, ob sie skurril oder praktisch sind. Auf der Cebit gibt es viele davon vom Navi-Gürtel bis zum Kühlschrank-Video. Tipp: mehrere E-Mailadressen mit Komma trennen. Das sind die originellsten Gadgets der Cebit.

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Blog - Peter Hajas

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Jun 27, 2012. I’m constantly amazed by the human brain’s ability to adjust to new senses and tools. I remember reading about a man who conducted an experiment in sensory perception. He made a belt with a dozen or so cellphone vibrate motors, and a magnetometer (fancy word for compass). He rigged them up to a micro-controller, and wrote some simple software. He had the micro-controller trigger a vibration in whichever cellphone motor was currently pointing north. You can now buy this device. I wonder if t...

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Exploring data | Barbara Nordhjem

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September 1, 2012. I participated in a collaboration between artists and scientists organized by Pavlov E-lab in 2012. The team consisted of Professor of Neuromechanics and Prosthetics Bert Otten, PhD student in Cognitive Neuroscience Barbara Nordhjem, filmmaker Dinanda Luttikhedde from Peergroup, visual artist Michael Horsham from the design collective Tomato, and mediaartist and composer Jan Klug. Here are some notes I made about using sensory data for art projects. Sonification is displaying informati...

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Blog - Peter Hajas

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Jun 27, 2012. I’m constantly amazed by the human brain’s ability to adjust to new senses and tools. I remember reading about a man who conducted an experiment in sensory perception. He made a belt with a dozen or so cellphone vibrate motors, and a magnetometer (fancy word for compass). He rigged them up to a micro-controller, and wrote some simple software. He had the micro-controller trigger a vibration in whichever cellphone motor was currently pointing north. You can now buy this device. I wonder if t...