Scentsory Design®: Scent Whisper and Fashion Fluidics

作者: Jennifer Tillotson

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-79486-8_32

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摘要: This paper examines a new experience focusing on smell and how it might expand our sensory repertoire; or maximise sense of wellbeing through fashion. It explores Scentsory Design®, multidisciplinery project that changes the fragrance to more intimate communication identity, by employing emerging technologies with ancient art perfumery. Design® specialises in research development wearable wireless sensor networks microfluidic devices for delivery therapeutic applications ‘emotional fashion’. Intelligent fabrics are discussed which engineered pleasure, education, protection psychological endbenefits, offering social value desirable fashion context. The incorporate sensors microfluidics initiate beneficial aromas released controlled ways responding personal needs. concludes suggesting clothes mimic olfaction system via electronic nose emulate dog’s smell.

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