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Touch is one of our most primal and direct modes of contact with the world.
With our fingertips, we can feel even the finest irregularities on a surface - even those smaller than a fifth of a millimeter. The tiny grooves in our skin play a part in this, they amplify the vibrations produced when we rub our fingers over a surface, whereby the frequency of the vibration corresponds to how quickly we stroke the surface. 'Touch the small world' is based on this phenomenon.
This new interface uses vibrations applied to the users fingertips to produce the illusion of a surface texture. This makes it possible, for example, to 'touch read' an image in a picture frame. Sensors register the positions of the fingers, a four-prong piezo transformer delivers a vibration with pinpoint accuracy.
Seit 2019 erzählt die große Dauerausstellung „Understanding AI“ im Ars Electronica Center an der Donau über Künstliche Intelligenz. Hier können Besucher*innen mehr über die Bereiche Neurobionik, Biotechnologie, neue Materialien und die globalen Veränderungen unserer Zeit erfahren. Während des Festivals werden im Deep Space 8K außerdem brandneue Medienkunstwerke und andere visuelle Highlights präsentiert.
Foto: Ars Electronica / Birgit Cakir
This is a photo from Ian's trip to ARS Electronica 2010 in Linz, Austria. For more information, check out the round-ups on the website.
Website para la empresa Electronica VPR, dedicada a la construcción de maquinaria para la industria farmacéutica
Espectrómetro portátil y autónomo con procesamiento embebido para la monitorización de parámetros de interés de fruta dentro del rango visible-NIR (640-1050nm)