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Studio 13 by Street
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Studio 13 by Street
Eye Candy Can have created a conceptual lollipop-shaped device that transmits images to
the brain via the tongue.
“Resonators positioned on the surface of an Eye Candy transmit information from the
tongue to the brain at the frequency that the eyes usually send visual information to the
brain,” explains Eyal of Eye Candy Can.
The technology is based on research by the late neuroscientist Paul Bach-y-Rita and is
being developed by Wicab.
Eye Candy is based on the same technology employed in the Mind Chair by Peter Marigold
and Beta Tank.
Each of your senses (touch, smell, sight, taste, hearing) sends information to the brain at a
different frequency. The brain determines where the sensorial information it receives comes
from by the frequency at which it resonates; it can then process it in the appropriate way
(e.g. turn sight information from the eyes into pictures in the mind).
This process is called sensory substitution and can be used to supplement peoples senses,
enabling them to see the evocative images contained within Eye Candy.
RELAX. Tranquil fish swimming through the streams of your consiousness will
help you to unwind.
SOCIALISE. The shooting stars will encourage sociability.
ASSERT. A big thumbs is guaranteed to reassure and motivate you.
MEDITATE. The the slowly shrinking circle helps you to meditate.
OVERCOME. Images of spiders will enable you to overcome your fears.
FOCUS. Direction giving arrows help to improve focus and attention.
USE ONLY IN SINGLE DOSES. NEVER MIX EYE CANDY.