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Electrosmog Visualization through Augmented Blurry Vision

Presented atGeneva, 25-27 February 2016
PublisherACM
Publication date2016
Abstract

Electrosmog is the electromagnetic radiation emitted from wireless technology such as Wi-Fi hotspots or cellular towers, and poses potential hazard to human. Electrosmog is invisible, and we rely on detectors which show level of electrosmog in a abstract warning such as numbers. Our system is able to detect electrosmog level from number of Wi-Fi networks, connected cellular towers and strengths, and show in an intuitive representation by blurring the vision of the users wearing a Head- Mounted Display (HMD). The HMD displays in real-time the users' augmented surrounding environment with blurriness, as though the electrosmog actually clouds the environment. For demonstration, participants can walk in a video-see-through HMD and observe vision gradually blurred while approaching our prepared dense wireless network.

Keywords
  • Augmented reality
  • Augmented human
  • Electrosmog
  • Hmd
  • Risk
Citation (ISO format)
FAN, Kevin et al. Electrosmog Visualization through Augmented Blurry Vision. In: Proceedings of the 7th Augmented Human International Conference. Geneva. [s.l.] : ACM, 2016.
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