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mutsugoto
(2004)
a body-drawing
communicator for distant partners
Tomoko Hayashi, Stefan Agamanolis, Matthew
Karau,
and
Ciaran McGrath
Mutsugoto is an intimate communication
device placed in the bedroom environment. Instead of exchanging
e-mail or SMS messages using generic interfaces in business-like
venues, Mutsugoto allows distant
partners to communicate through the language of touch as expressed
on the canvas of the human body. A specialized computer vision and
projection system allows users to write or draw on their own bodies
while laying in bed. Drawings made by one partner are transmitted
to and revealed on the body of the remote partner.
Produced at the Media Lab Europe(partner of MIT), Dublin, Ireland
video
(quicktime,
29Mb) Chris Egglestone
Images from the Mutsugoto installation
Victoria & Albert
Museum, Touch
Me exhibition, June-Aug. 2005
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