KALINA PANOVA
What would a world in the intersection of Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence look like and would it impact our value system
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The future of the Metaverse
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The paradox of abundance
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AI Reductionism of the human experience
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Sustainability of AI
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create a speculative story
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interactive VR experience
FINAL TOPIC:
Augmenting proactive human connection in a hyper-virtual world
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Sharper. Brighter. Lighter
The Ambient Emotional Resonance Device is a novel desk-to-desk artefact designed to deepen emotional connections between long distance friends through music, by translating emotional responses into tactile communication
The device captures and communicates the emotional nuances of music listening in real-time, allowing users to feel each other's reaction through touch, even during passive listening sessions ( providing an alternative to heavy information-based communications)
music is one of the most powerful concepts in the world:perfectly human. As a shared experience it elevates the bond between psyches on a level we cannot even understand
Ambient EMOTIONAL RESONANCE SYSTEm for shared music experience
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Solving the crisis of immediacy: How digital technology can transform the customer
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Solving the crisis of immediacy: How digital technology can transform the customer
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Solving the crisis of immediacy: How digital technology can transform the customer
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Solving the crisis of immediacy: How digital technology can transform the customer
I knew I needed something to keep my fabric firm so when the thread was being pulled the fabric would not scrunch. I was floating around using paper, tape, a 3D printed mold and many more.
So I went back to researching the origins of darning and found an interesting technique suggested by Lydia Trattles Coates in her 1917 book “ American Dressmaking Step by Step“. She indeed suggested using paper as a stabilizer while sewing the patch - “ Do not draw the tread too tightly. If the hole is large baste the part to be darned with thin oilcloth or heavy paper before darning”
I then started experimenting with different types of paper - from receipts to heavy 300g paper and different lamination possibilities. As the author suggests, heavy paper works best to resist the pressure from the tread, but I have found that if a layer of tape or some sort of vinyl is applied on top it protects the integrity of the paper.