By The New Economy – February 11th, 2014
The New Economy interviews Professor Adrian Cheok of City University London to find out about a new technology that will allow people to taste and smell through their mobile phones
Scientists are coming increasingly closer to developing technology that will allow us to use all our senses
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Professor Adrian David Cheok gave a talk in Kuala Lumpur to Digi Telecommunications on their annual innovation day event.
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Adrian is a pioneer in mixed reality and multisensory communication; his innovation and leadership has been recognised internationally through multiple awards.
Some of his pioneering works in mixed reality include innovative and interactive games such as ‘3dlive’, ‘Human Pacman’ and ‘Huggy Pajama’. He is also the inventor of the world’s first electric and thermal taste machine, which produces virtual tastes with electric current and thermal energy.
Adrian Cheok is a 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient in recognition of his achievements and contribution in the field of computing, engineering and multisensory communication.
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By Nzherald – Decemeber 24, 2016.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11772407
On the surface, Lilly seems like a blushing young woman ready to marry the man of her dreams who makes her “totally happy.”
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By David Mitchell, Octorber 16,2016 – Theguardian
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