“The Aromatic Garden, Exploring new ways to interactively interpret narratives combining olfaction and vision including temporal change of scents using olfactory display”
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- The Aromatic Garden, Exploring new ways to interactively interpret narratives combining olfaction and vision including temporal change of scents using olfactory display
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Nakamoto Laboratory (Tokyo Institute of Technology) present a multi-sensory olfactory game, ‘The Aromatic Garden’, offering a unique user experience through the combination of new olfactory technology and art. Players must use their sense of smell to navigate and collect scents, presenting an engaging and challenging experience.
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