Memória P&D Design

10º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design

UFMA — São Luís (MA)

Outubro/2012

Novas Tecnologias e o Design de Tatuagens Interativas

New Technologies and the Design of Interactive Tattoos

Breno Bitarello
Lucy Carlinda da Rocha de Niemeyer
João Queiroz

Como citar

Bitarello, Breno; Niemeyer, Lucy Carlinda da Rocha de; Queiroz, João; "Novas Tecnologias e o Design de Tatuagens Interativas", p. 4329-4337. In: CONGRESSO BRASILEIRO DE PESQUISA E DESENVOLVIMENTO EM DESIGN, 10., 2012, São Luís. Anais [...]. São Luís: EDUFMA, 2012

Resumo

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Palavras-chave:

tatuagens dinâmicas, design de interação, comunicação incorporada

Abstract

The impact of developing technologies for the conception of “new” modalities of organic interventions will have ramifications in unpublished areas, allowing the use of new interactive epithelial artifacts (responsive dynamic tattoos), and creating new ways of embodied communication. In contrast to traditional tattoo art of static images, “new tattoo art” (NT) allows the generation of dynamic interactive images on the skin. Our main purpose here is to present a preliminary approach of some of the materials and technologies to be used in near future to design new epithelial prostheses; and speculate on the consequences of new forms of embodied communication.
Keywords:

dynamic tattoos, interaction design, embodied communication

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