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Revision as of 12:25, 26 October 2016
Contents
Workshops
Analog Sensing Devices
Quote: "ben je gewoon de lul"
Experiment image radiowaves:
Time is relative, but centrally managed
Imaginary radio:
Futuristic design > Bio, sustain, organic, provisionally, sound of nature.
The nutshell receiver was conceived by Erik K. Hoorn in 2028 to listen to the frequencies affecting trees and plants. There is a direct relationship between microwave-induced structural and chemical modifications of plant species studied. These data collectively demonstrate that human-generated microwave pollution can potentially constitute a stress to the plants. The nutshell receiver is meant to listen in to frequencies surrounding plants and trees as to determine their safety. The receiver itself is of a provisional design meant to be sustainable. It is widely used in agriculture to meet increasing consumer demands.
For the presentation we are going to present the receiver as a object. A model will attaracts too much attention from the design, so we are going to make a 3D printed ear. This way the design will more stand out like it is on the picture. Too see where the design is for we have to put the receiver in context. I'm searching for a graphic solution, because when I took pictures outside the surrounding was to dominant.Unravel Radio Marathon
