远程回声管:超越文化和想象的界限

Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction Pub Date : 2015-01-15 DOI:10.1145/2677199.2690879

H. Kobayashi, Akio Fujiwara, Kazuhiko W. Nakamura, Kaoru Saito, K. Sezaki

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远程回声管(TET)是一种说话管装置，通过轻微振动的灯罩状界面与深山回声进行声学交互。TET允许用户通过Von Uexkull的“Umwelt”位置通过卫星数据网络的振动增强回声探测体验，实时与生活在东京森林大学海拔1200米(35°94-N,138°80-E)的山区回声进行互动。这种新颖的互动系统可以在我们文化和想象的边界之外的未开发的自然地点创造神话生物的想象存在。在此过程中，TET发现了我们想象机制的文化认知过程。这样的发现将帮助我们设计一个互动系统，利用现实世界和虚拟世界的边界，通过参与文化认知，与文化上可想象的生物进行非以人为中心的互动。

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Tele Echo Tube: Beyond Cultural and Imaginable Boundaries

Tele Echo Tube (TET) is a speaking tube installation that acoustically interacts with a deep mountain echo through the slightly vibrating lampshade like interface. TET allows users to interact with the mountain echo living at 1,200 meter elevation in The University of Tokyo Forests (35°94-N,138°80-E) in real time through an augmented echo sounding experience with the vibration over a satellite data network through the position of Von Uexkull's "Umwelt". This novel interactive system can create an imaginable presence of the mythological creature in the undeveloped natural locations beyond our cultural and imaginable boundaries. In doing so, TET discovers the cultural cognitive processes of our imagination mechanism. Such a discovery would help us design an interactive system that leverages the boundary of the real and virtual worlds by engaging a culturally cognition to perform a nonhuman-centric interaction with a culturally imaginable creature.

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