Agarose

Idea Sketch-II-1119 update

Idea Sketch

Concept

Idea development	Electrophoresis technique

Content

- Form = holography; camera senses traffic and people flowing around; a platform for knowledge visualization as MAT can serve as decipherer

- Function =

• the Wall, as interface, should be penetrated, in the form of holography, both physically transparent and virtually informative
• updates of reseaches inside CNSI building in terms of knowledge visualization
• extension of CNSI building itself
• externalization of the essence of Allosphere
• as websites are main portal to access researches inside CNSI building, the wall can serve as physical interface to promote knowledge visualization; meanwhile, interactivity through such an installation can enhance impression even creativity

Method

- potential luminance influence! shielded by Notre Dame du Haut regarding luminance and light emission angle

- specification #1 (Cheoptics 360) = lamp life: 2000 hours | viewing angle: 260 deg | power consumption: individual | size: 330*340*330 cm | image size 140*95 cm

- specification #2 = Vizoo provides custom solution

- Vizoo (see two demo below)

Arguement

- the funciton as a platform for MAT to serve as a decipherer of knowledge visulaization created in CNSI building is the central idea while the form is inspired by basic technique in electrochemistry that is essential in revealing information carried by protein

- materials for advanced holography requires further consult to Vizoo

- leave content as an evolving media transcripted through collaboration among MAT and CNSI reseach group

- influences on public transportation may be settled via compromise of desired visualization effect and luminance

- modification of appearance in architecture attributes to luminance concern

Reference

1. youtube

2. wiki

3. B.S. Ferguson, S. Buchsbaum, J. Swensen, W. Hsieh, X.H. Lou, and H.T. Soh, "Integrated Microfluidic Electrochemical DNA Sensor", Analytical Chemistry Vol. (81) 6503-6508 (2009)

4. Vizoo | http://www.vizoo.com/

5. Phillipe Plailly/Science Photo Library/Photo Reseachers

6. Notre Dame du Haut, Le Corbusier