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| + | first thoughts. Seeing machines, the machine watching itself. 'not only humans see the world, machines see the world for other machines'. How do they see the world? How can I make this visible and what can I learn from seeing like them? What will I receive from those systems? I would like to think about what role the medium within it is playing. No ground-based photography can capture those systems as well as the hundreds of satellites operating above us. | ||
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Revision as of 10:35, 14 November 2017
– Not only humans see the world.
first thoughts. Seeing machines, the machine watching itself. 'not only humans see the world, machines see the world for other machines'. How do they see the world? How can I make this visible and what can I learn from seeing like them? What will I receive from those systems? I would like to think about what role the medium within it is playing. No ground-based photography can capture those systems as well as the hundreds of satellites operating above us.
The object/tool captures images, real-time, by the surrounding wireless networks. The images will be displayed.
