[DATA & PIXELS]
With the advent and spread of smart phones, we have now acquired more abilities to connect our analog and digital worlds. This is true in the field of data transfer. One recent application of this is through the use of Semacode which encode Internet URL on its black and white square pixels; architecturally, pixels often represent the idea of communal living or participation. It’s from these two area that this pixelated cast door knob project sprung up.
In 2020, the internet has unified the world and there needs to be a new way of sharing data across the increasingly complex flow of network. When time is of an essence, the old style library book shelves cannot serve the society anymore and a new technology of the Semacode Door Knob starts to take over to organise the mess…
The pixel-storage system is being implemented across the world’s institutions between 2020 and 2030.
[GENERATION 1.0, 2.0, 3.0]
Within the abovementioned decade time, a couple of versions of pixels are being researched and modelled. Each prototype is generated by various permutations inherent to the data storage capacity of the combined pixels.
Pixel Gen_1.0 [low res – high res].
Pixel Gen_2.0 .
Pixel Gen_3.0 [low res].