Many of us take our senses for granted. So that people might give more consideration to the world around them and the way that their bodies translate that information into ways that are easily understood, the Eidos project has been developed.
Tom Bouckley worked with Yuta Sugawara, Millie Clive-Smith and Mi Eun Kim to dream up a set of experimental equipment that enhances the way you look and hear, encouraging you to really see and to truly listen. The first piece, the Eidos Vision eyewear, has a camera embedded that produces time-lapse moving images before you, from which you can perceive patterns of motion. The second apparatus, the Eidos Audio, has a noise-canceling feature and an integrated microphone that draw in only the voices and sounds that are of interest to you.
What's Driving This Trend
- Enhanced Perception
- The Eidos project introduces experimental equipment that enhances the way people perceive their surroundings.
- Multi-sensory Experience
- Eidos Vision eyewear and Eidos Audio offer a new way to experience the world by combining visual and auditory enhancements.
- Selective Sensory Filtering
- Eidos Audio's noise-canceling feature and integrated microphone allow users to focus on specific voices and sounds, filtering out unwanted noise.
Who This Affects Most
- Wearable Technology
- The Eidos project demonstrates the potential for enhanced perception in the wearable technology industry.
- Augmented Reality
- Eidos Vision eyewear showcases the possibilities of augmented reality technology in providing time-lapse moving images.
- Audio Technology
- Eidos Audio's selective sensory filtering presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the audio technology industry.
