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The document discusses olfactory interfaces, which provide smells to users. It defines olfactory as related to the sense of smell and explains that olfactory interfaces generate and deliver smells. Some advantages mentioned are reducing stress, enhancing memory, and changing mood subconsciously. Challenges include difficulty digitizing smells and conditions like anosmia (lack of smell) or hyperosmia (extreme sense of smell). Examples of olfactory interfaces discussed are "Smell-O-Vision" movies, NASA's "E-Nose" device, and products that simulate smells like flowers or burning rubber. The future of olfactory interfaces may include uses in security and gaming.
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Tmt4053 lu7-36904
- 1. TMT4053 LU7: Olfactory Interface Slide prepared by: Michelle Anak Spencer (36904)
- 2. Olfactory • What is olfactory? – originates from Latin word olfactōrius – related to smelling sense • What is olfactory interface? – interface that provide smell to the user
- 3. Olfactory technology • Generate smell – includes device to vaporize smell • high temperature to break odour molecules • Deliver smell – includes device to deliver the smell to user • emits small amount of odour for user to smell
- 4. Advantages... • could reduce stress • increase information processing • enhance memorizing process • advanced visual and audio outputs • subconsciously change your mood
- 5. Disadvantages • Difficulties making digitalized smell • Anosmia – Absence of the sense of smell (as by damage to olfactory nasal tissue or the olfactory nerve or by obstruction of the nasal passages) • Hyperosmia – extreme smelling sense
- 6. Olfactory Adaption • Smell-O-Vision – 4D movie features: moving chairs, scent, wind, smoke • NASA "E-Nose" – Cellphone like device to detect smell outerspace • Feel Real – basic smell: ocean, flowers, burning rubbers, jungle, gunpowder, aphrodisiacs Nasa E-Nose
- 7. Future of olfactory interface • Security • Gaming • Advance interaction
- 8. Thank you for your attention.
- 9. Questions • 1 What is olfactory interface? – A An advanced interface – B Interface that provide smell to the user – C Irrelevant ideas of some scientists – D All of the above
- 10. • 2 Generating and Delivering smell are the two olfactory interface technology mentioned. – A True – B False
- 11. • 3 TWO advantages of olfactory interface are: – I Memorizing process is enchanced – II Subconsciously change mood – III Train olfactory system become stronger – IV Improve smelling distance A I & III B I & II C III & IV D None of the above
- 12. • 4 What is the condition of hyperosmia? – A Could smell dangerous scent easily – B Having an acute scent to others. – C A person who suffer from smelling. – D Having an acute sense of smell.
- 13. • 5 Below are the WRONG olfactory adaption mentioned, EXCEPT, – A Cinematic Record – B E-Rose – C Feel Real – D Feel Reel