Sonic Texting - The Interaction

SonicTexting, by Michal Rinott, is a way of writing text - "texting" - using touch and sound. It explores people's hand-ear coordination and their ability to use sound as information. Like with musical instruments and everyday mechanical objects, sound in SonicTexting is synchronous and responsive to actions. SonicTexting proposes that through touch and sound, interacting with digital devices can become an experience on the borders between a functional task, an instrument and a game.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• sonic
• texting
• sonictexting
• interaction
• design

[nazaxprime]

Vocoder pager for the blind, great stuff over here. To me it seems a smaller (like the old ibm notebook smartstouch things probably...) input (analog stick, not the whole device) would be more desirable. I also think it especially needs to be completely rubberized at the neck where it(Stick being, preferably as recesses as possible while axis, is as close to surface plane as possible, all with a smooth resistance.) attaches to the device.

I do realize this is probably a prototype, so great work!