Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional de Yuichiro Katsumoto

El diseño Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional de Yuichiro Katsumoto es un ganador altamente estimado del prestigioso 2024 A' Design Award de Platino en la categoría de competición Diseño Generativo.

PlatinoGenerativo· 2024

Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional

de Yuichiro Katsumoto

Cliente: The Utsuroi Lab

Ganador del A' Design Award de Platino en la Categoría Generativo

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El Diseño

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El Hinemosu 30 muestra letras y patrones mediante la torsión de cinco bandas elásticas blancas con treinta actuadores para representar el paso del tiempo. El software informático que controla el dispositivo genera imágenes dinámicas que evocan patrones textiles, olas del océano, tormentas de montaña y nieve cayendo, así como la fecha y la hora. Los sonidos mecánicos producidos por los actuadores son reminiscentes de los sonidos del agua y el viento en la naturaleza. La creatividad y novedad de este dispositivo radican en que muestra información generada por computadora utilizando objetos lineales en lugar de objetos puntuales.

El Reconocimiento

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Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional ha ganado el A' Design Award de Platino, un reconocimiento sumamente prestigioso concedido a diseños verdaderamente excepcionales, elegantes y magníficos. Los ganadores de Platino son maravillas de la creación, testimonios de los límites de la creatividad intelectual, y demuestran el profesionalismo y el genio inigualables de sus diseñadores. Se espera que estos diseños sean las obras más renombradas, que definen la estética de una época, contribuyen al bienestar de la sociedad y amplían las fronteras del arte, la ciencia, el diseño y la tecnología. Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional exhibe un nivel trascendente de excelencia y, sin lugar a dudas, hace del mundo un lugar mejor con sus características ventajosas y valiosas. Hinemosu 30 Display Computacional es una obra ganadora del A' Design Award de Platino que despierta deseos, inspira, entusiasma, deleita y provoca una gran alegría.

Detrás del Diseño

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Propiedades Únicas: Hinemosu 30 is a computer display that shows the time and date by twisting five white elastic bands. The five thick lines are controlled by thirty actuators and display a dizzying kinetic typography and motion graphics. The moving image generated by the computer software connected to the device evoke textile patterns, ocean waves, mountain storms, and falling snow. The mechanical sounds produced by the actuators are reminiscent of the sounds of water and wind in nature.
Dimensiones y Embalaje: 280mm (W) x 120mm (D) x 300mm (H), 5kg.
Etiquetas: Kinetic Typography, Motion Graphics, Visualization, Physicalization, Elastic Band, Rubber, Clock
Tecnología de Producción: Components: Elastic Bands, Servo Motors, Micro Controllers, Aluminum Flame, Acrylic Board, MacBook Air.
Desafío de Diseño: The creativity and novelty of this device lies in the fact that it displays computer-generated information using line-like and particularly strip-like objects rather than dot-like or brick-like objects. In comparison to discrete objects, the control of linear objects is more difficult to express delicately because of mutual interference in mechanics. These limitations were overcome in terms of hardware and software in this project through circular prototyping.

In this work, five white elastic bands are arranged horizontally in a black picture frame. Each band is 250 mm long, 40 mm wide, and 1 mm thick. Six white plastic guides are attached to the band horizontally at 42 mm intervals. These guides are used to tilt the band and are linked to servo motors mounted on the back of the picture frame. The servo motor can twist the band in a range of approximately -60 to 90 degrees, although there are slight individual differences. When the servo motor is at 0 degrees, the apparent width of the elastic band is thickest, and at 90 degrees, it is thinnest.

This work uses thirty servo motors, all of which are controlled by a software running on Mac. This software was developed using Cycling '74 Max and generates motion graphics and kinetic typography, calculates the numerical values to control the thirty actuators individually. And it sends the data to the micro controller in Hinemosu 30 via USB Cable.
Investigación: This project had been explored kinetic typography by manipulating slender objects such as springs and strings with robot arms. Beyond such practices, the current focus is on flat liner object such as strips, ribbons, and tape with two sides of widely varying widths. Those lines change in apparent thickness depending on the viewpoint. For example, if the ribbon is tilted 90 degrees, the line will appear or disappear. If it is twisted from both ends, the line weight changes continuously like a sine wave. Lines drawn by humans with a brush or calligraphy pen also have continuous changes in line weight. Inspired by this similarity, Hinemosu 30 was designed.
Inspiración: The human life is often likened to a line. The line is never straight. It bends, twists, thickens, and thins. The lines are similar to lines drawn by humans for writing. Modern computers output data using points (pixels). Conversely, this designer believes that lines are the source of our life and creativity and wants to let the computer control linear objects. The fruition of this intention, Hinemosu 30 displays letters and patterns by twisting five white elastic bands with thirty actuators to represent the passage of time.
Duración del Proyecto: This project started in the fall of 2022 and partially finished in the summer of 2023.
Flujo de Operación: Automatic operation by software.
Patentes: Copyrights belong to Yuichiro Katsumoto, 2023.
Créditos de Imagen: Yuichiro Katsumoto