4D Design & The Mirror World
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Inside the mirror world, AI assistants like Siri and Alexa will take on 3D forms that can see, be seen, and interact more naturally with people. They will be able to observe people's gestures, microexpressions, and moods by watching virtual avatars, allowing for more nuanced interactions beyond just voice. The mirror world will provide a badly needed interface for meeting AI's, which currently exist as abstract entities in the cloud.
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Nordic Marketo Engage User Group_June 13_ 2024.pptx
4D Design & The Mirror World
- 1. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.24.2021 MIRROR WORLD Inside the mirro r world, agents like Siri and Alexa will take on 3D forms that can see and be seen. Their eyes will be the embedded billion eyes of the matrix. They will be able not just to hear our voices but also, by watching our virtual avatars, to see our gestures and pick up on our microexpressions and moods. Their spatial forms—faces, limbs—will also increase the nuances of their interactions with us. The mirrorworld will be the badly needed interface where we meet AIs, which otherwise are abstract spirits in the cloud.
- 2. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 FICTION ANCHORED IN SCIENCE SIDEWISE IN TIME MURRAY LEINSTER | 1934 EVERWORLD BY K. A. APPLEGATE 1999 STRANGER THINGS 2016
- 3. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 Robotics Performing Arts Multimedia Ergonomics Interface Design Interaction Design Electronic Arts Kinetic Sculpture 4D DESIGN DESIGN FOR THE 4TH DIMENSION
- 4. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 INTERFACE DESIGN ITINERARY HARDWARE WETWARE 2008 2018 2021 1990 TOUCH VISUAL 2010 VOICE 2015 2025 GESTURE 2022 2032 THOUGHT 2030 SOFTWARE
- 5. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 PLACENESS In the domain of architecture, space is commonly used to describe the objective distance an individual is able to roam, while place has been de fi ned as a subjective and situational area that conveys intimate relational histories, identities, and exhibits cultural grounding. As technology enables humanity to modernize at an unprecedented rate, the forces of globalism and urban expansion continue to rede fi ne the distinctions between spaces and places. NOUN DEFINITION
- 6. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 01. DIGITAL TWINS
- 7. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 01. DIGITAL TWINS
- 8. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 02. VR MEETINGS HTTPS://SPATIAL.IO/
- 9. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 03. CLOUD DOCTORING HTTPS://WWW.SHARECAREYOU.COM/
- 10. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 04. 3D MAP OF THE WORLD HTTPS://WWW.6D.AI/
- 11. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 05. TIME TRAVEL IMMERSIVE HISTORY LESSONS
- 12. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 REQUIRED READING & LISTENING https://www.wired.com/story/mirrorworld-ar-next-big-tech-platform/ TAKE A DEEP DIVE
- 13. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims. ” “ Buckminster Fuller
- 14. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 DARE TO DESIGN THE FUTURE TODAY
- 15. COGNITIVEEXPERIENCE.DESIGN | DOSSIER 01.2021 Q A &