Face Nature – Future of the head and sensory apparatus

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Arduino Members RoboticsPosted on: People

Created by Madeline Schwartzman, "Face Nature" is a series of research experiments produced within the context of See Yourself X: Human Futures Expanded (SYX), a recent publication by Madeline that looks at human perception and the sensory apparatus. The work questions what will be the physical future of the head and the sensory apparatus in fifty years time, as the mechanisms for how we communicate and sense change, and become obsolete, prompted by the advancement of brain-to-brain communication.

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