Organic Data Feeding: Synthesizing Digital World Phenomena Using Natural Data as a Source

Abstract

After decades of using technology as a mean to synthesize new digital worlds, we've finally achieved such computational power that we are now able to provide major detail to most elements in any creation. Video game consoles, for instance, are capable of rendering multiple data layers that are used by developers in order to provide a credible universe for the player to get immersed into. On the other hand, the distribution of cheap electronic platforms allow us to manage any number of sensors and use the data over any number of devices. Organic data feeding is a paradigm based on taking data from nature and using it inside a digital solution so the results are less predictable, thus providing a more organic experience to the end user.