Freedom is like lime - Sweet & Sour
In the days of online platforms that provide public sharing of confidential information, and social networks that are large enough to cover the globe and open enough to efficiently connect shared interests, it is difficult to deny that the freedom provided…
“humans unconsciously shift their gaze quickly in the direction of things they want to see. these rapid eye movements are called “saccades”. if an array of light dots flickers at high speed in the instant the eyes are moving, the light array creates an afterimage on the retina and a two-dimensional picture appears.
combining sensory mechanisms and cutting-edge technology in this way broadens our sensory world. as you move your eyes back and forth, the display will come into view. how would you like to use this technology?”
Cooperation in supervising the display technology;
Taro Maeda - Professor, Graduate School of
Information Science and Technology,
Osaka University
