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Hyperconnectivity

Part of the Human–Computer Interaction Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-7311-3

ISBN: 978-1-4471-7309-0

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

Feb 21, 2017

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Introduction

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 1 –10

[In this chapter, we introduce the historical aspects of communication media which relate to the modern phenomena of hyperconnectivity. Hyperconnectivity is a result of many interlinking historical developments in media, engineering, and computer science. We discuss the means and needs of...
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Modeling Literary Culture Through Interactive Digital Media

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 11 –26

[In the rapidly transforming landscape of the modern world, people unconsciously refrain from interacting in public spacesSpaces, containing their communications that are extensive and universal within the home and relatively individually. The mass connectivityConnectivity and technological...
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Electric and Magnetic User Interfaces for Digital Smell and Taste

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 27 –40

[In this chapter, we present how electricalElectricalMagnetic and magnetic user interfaces create or modify tasteTaste and smellSmell sensations with new interactionsInteraction. In the futureFuture, these technologies can play a vital role in food consumption, food manufacturing, food-based...
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Love and Sex with Robots

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 41 –63

[The publication of the book “LoveLove and SexSex with RobotsRobots,” late in 2007 by David Levy, heralded a new era in this somewhat controversial field. Human–robot intimate relationshipsRelationships were no longer pure science fiction but had entered the hallowed halls of serious academic...
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Social Impact of Hyperconnectivity

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 65 –84

[I remember living in a quiet suburb where middle-class working families resided 12 next door to each other. Our house was separated from the side streets; thus, our 13 immediate neighbors are not adjacent. I remember the social interactions of my 14 mother, who was never overtly friendly or...
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Conclusion

Cheok, Adrian David

Pages: 85 –86

[Hyperconnectivity is the futureFuture for sustainable outcomes. It is connecting people, goods and services, machines, and virtually all things that can be connected. It will connect people to people, people to machines, machine to machines, and all those things collectively forming an...

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