Wearable Tech
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The Sixth Sense Ascot is a lightweight wearable designed to enhance the wearer’s comfort and awareness when in a crowded space. It features ultrasonic sonar sensors pointing to an area outside the wearer’s field of vision and vibration motors nestled beside the wearer’s neck. The vibration motors pulse at a rate which varies according to the sonar sensors’ readings giving the wearer a sense of the physicality of the space behind them which they cannot see.
Description
OCAD University
2019
A sonar-equipped wearable extending the wearer a sixth sense, as haptic feedback indicate when there is presence out of sight. More information about the Sixth Sense Ascot can be found in the documentation.