Plezuro
Eating enhancing aparatus
PLEZURO looks for enhance the touch and synesthetic relationship between others senses to improve the sensorial act of eating.
PLEZURO redesigns the act of eating. It focuses on senses and perception, allowing us to recover the primordial relationship between our hands and mouth, transfor-ming it in a synaptic relationship between lost senses and eating.
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Throughout human history, the primordial gesture of eating has taken on new mea-nings and sensorial experiences. Besides mere sustenance, eating holds essential experiential notions in society.Trending western eating habits neglect some essential sensorial experiences in relation to food, under utilizing the core of what eating provides: the stimulation of all senses.
Simultaneously with the aging of our population reaching new heights by 2053, the way in which we interact with food can be a starting point to ensure stronger relationships with our elders. By enhancing senses while eating our focus can be on our ability to reconnect as a collective society
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Plezuro utilizes an advanced technology that detects di erences in the way we eat, vibrating and inducing hot or cold sensations to specific frequencies. Eating becomes a playful experience where individuals are stimulated across all 5 senses. Plezura attempts to combat the degradation of senses through eating by enhancing all of our senses while eating, stimulating the pleasure frequencies associated with tasting, smelling, touching, hearing, and seeing
Step 1- Fully charge batteries
Step 2 - Place glove on index nger and thumb
Step 3 - Check that sensors are working when led lights blink twice
Step 4 - Proceed to use ngers to enhance your culinary experience
Plezuro is a project of IaaC, Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia Developed at: MAA01 2017-2018 Master in Advanced Architecture, Artifacts from the future Students: Eduardo Chamorro, Timothy Magara, Nikoleta Mougkasi, Elliot Santos, Abhishek Soman Faculty: Mathilde Marengo and Ece Tankal
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