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Kirsty Boak
About Me
- Kirsty
- Aberdeen, United Kingdom
- My name is Kirsty and I have just completed my degree in Product Design with Honours at Grays School of Art in Aberdeen.
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So here is the deal...
My 3rd year project was all bout scent technology and designing a device that would bring people together using smells.
The theory was that if smells can trigger memories, they can also trigger emotions and therefore links to other people, places, anything.
Commnication has broken down over the years, leaving people to share their emotions with devices which is then translated into a digital version of a human response.
I designed a device that a person could carry with them which would emitt a smell on command, triggering a more human response to a digital message.
My aim from now, is to go back and take my project apart, research it fuller and come up with a complete solution.
The theory was that if smells can trigger memories, they can also trigger emotions and therefore links to other people, places, anything.
Commnication has broken down over the years, leaving people to share their emotions with devices which is then translated into a digital version of a human response.
I designed a device that a person could carry with them which would emitt a smell on command, triggering a more human response to a digital message.
My aim from now, is to go back and take my project apart, research it fuller and come up with a complete solution.
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