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An AR transmission from the future, launched at Tribeca
Exploring the boundaries of augmented reality as a medium for global connection, empathy, and understanding, through a unique project launched at Tribeca and beyond.
- Augmented Reality (AR) transmission from the future: A unique project that launched at Tribeca, using AR to connect people across the world.
- AR as a medium: Open to experimentation and exploration, without a clear understanding of its capabilities and limitations.
- Prototyping and testing: Required significant effort and iteration to find the right approach and technological solutions.
- Contribution and interaction: Participants were asked to contribute their own stories and experiences, creating a sense of intimacy and connection.
- Empathy and understanding: The project aimed to build empathy and understanding between people, transcending cultural and geographical barriers.
- Soft diplomacy: The project’s goals and intentions were rooted in the need for soft diplomacy and people-to-people relationships.
- Agency and entrepreneurship: The project aimed to empower people, especially young individuals, to take ownership of their stories and experiences.
- Technology and humanity: The project highlighted the importance of balancing technology with humanity, acknowledging the potential for technology to enhance or detract from human connection.
- Cultural significance: The project was significant in the context of cultural heritage and preservation, as it allowed people to connect with their roots and traditions.
- Philosophical questions: The project raised questions about the role of technology in human connection, the importance of trust and vulnerability, and the potential for digital legacies.