No, that doesn't seem quite right. I think the issue is that people don't understand just how valuable their data is. Technically, it's posed as an exchange. People "pay" their data to get these services. People so…
As I understand it, echolocation gives you a rough 3d model of everything around you, but no indication of flat textures on things. This project would seem to give a 2d image as a sound.
I think it's very hard to conceptualize just how valuable and/or powerfull that data can be. Especially when it's given away in small pieces; Knowing my birthday by itself is useless, and so when some webform asks for…
No, that doesn't seem quite right. I think the issue is that people don't understand just how valuable their data is. Technically, it's posed as an exchange. People "pay" their data to get these services. People so…
As I understand it, echolocation gives you a rough 3d model of everything around you, but no indication of flat textures on things. This project would seem to give a 2d image as a sound.
I think it's very hard to conceptualize just how valuable and/or powerfull that data can be. Especially when it's given away in small pieces; Knowing my birthday by itself is useless, and so when some webform asks for…