Technology you can touch and smell but not see
How future technology can become more interactive by using all our senses.
Engineering, Design and Informatics research
Feature
Feeling without touching
Professor Sri Subramanian is working on a project that will enable you to connect and interact with technology like never before.
Case studies
'Virtual museums': engaging with our cultural heritage through digital media
Electric potential sensor technology: from fundamental physics to commercial
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