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Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
Dandelion Mirror
2014

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Dandelion Mirror

Data visualization / interaction

The Dandelion Mirror is a physiological measurement device featuring non-contact sensor technology. The biosensor-based unit is able to measure a person’s temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure through a webcam and thus check on their current state of health. The health results are then presented on the surface of the mirror. Based on a complex fractal and recursive algorithm, the measured data are visualized in the shape of a “growing” virtual plant that mirror user’s health. The morphological plant image transforms itself according to the individual physiological data, thus assuming a different shape for each person.

Client / Manufacturer

Chung Hua University

Hsinchu, TW
Design

Chung Hua University Scottie Huang & BIO Lab + SDAID

Hsinchu, TW

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