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CuteCircuit, The SoundShirt. Courtesy of the artist and The Lumen Prize

CuteCircuit, The SoundShirt. Courtesy of the artist and The Lumen Prize

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Mediums: Haptic, Haptic sensations, Multisensory wearable artwork, Sound, Wearable artwork, Wearable technology

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28 actuators, Real-time haptic sensations

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Lyric Opera of Chicago, Newcastle United

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