information aesthetics.Where form follows data.
The Sound Advice Project [thesoundadviceproject.com] converts voice recordings into sound waves that are then rendered into wearable bracelets. The ultimate aim of this project is to remind children of the dangers of drugs, by rendering the advising words of parents' into physical form which then accompanies them at all times. Parents can choose the bead and cord colors and purchase the custom bracelet for $18
Thnkx Amb and Rebecca. Via Boing Boing Gadgets.
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The responsibel agency unfortunately never bought or licensed any copyrights for this project. The concept was part of my final thesis, published 1 year ago. The original version can be seen here:
http://jewelry.davidbizer.com
This is a spectacular application of technology. The intent gives it so much relevance. I bought one for my 14 year old and he was simply unable to believe his very own mother was capable of going online and completing any task let alone one as unique as this so thank you to those who brought this to a place where it can be of use rather than leaving it in relative obscurity (tech for tech's sake I would guess ).
Harmony
Hi Harmony.
My name is Kristen and I am a writer for Incite Magazine at UCI. I was wondering if I could possibly interview you for an article I am working on about the sound advice project. I'm interested in how your son liked the bracelet.
This is awesome
and so cool to use a parents words in such an innovative way.
Nice job everybody.