In three series of experiments on light, sound and haptics, the ‘Ceramic Interfaces’ project is iteratively exploring which technologies can be combined with ceramics, and what new applications and interactions this combination makes possible.
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In three series of experiments on light, sound and haptics, the ‘Ceramic Interfaces’ project is iteratively exploring which technologies can be combined with ceramics, and what new applications and interactions this combination makes possible.