Cinética on Windows Pc

Orange - via its R & D department of Orange Labs - joined the Laboratory Stereolux Arts & Technology to create a device that uses data mobility of the inhabitants of the city of Nantes.

The application allows every moment to represent its activity and movement by comparing himself to the entire user community. It aims to challenge how we represent data that is generated (ie our "traces" digital "), questioning the perception of individuality in a collective mass of data, and otherwise represent movements and urban travel.

It offers different modes of representation, and provides several features:
- Statistics on the movement of the user (average speed, radius of action, time spent moving, etc.)
- A visual comparison between mobility (distance traveled, average speed) and that of other users Nantes
- A representation of the evolution of mobility in time
- A visual representation of its routes
- A comparison of the speeds and directions of the user with respect to other users
- Etc.


INSTALLATION

The application is linked to an "installation" also called Cinética.
The system, unveiled in September at the Digital Week, Orange relies on data, to return the densities presence on the territory and the detected data mobility - mobile / stationary, walking, bike, car, bus ... - via the Smartphone application presented here. full element of the installation, this application allows both users to view at any time of fun and sensitively on their smartphone data relating to their mobility and interact with the system during his time of exposure. To create this new device, Orange has partnered with an artist who significantly transcribed data and imagine an original interactive installation. Martial Geoffre-Rouland, artist and designer Lyon, was selected to design and carry out the installation.
It will be on display Sept. 20 at the Orange Digital Show at the CCI Nantes-Saint-Nazaire and from 21 to 25 September as part of Scopitone Festival, the Passage Sainte Croix in Nantes. And Nantes each having previously downloaded the application can interact live on site with the installation.


Credits:

Cinética is designed and produced by Martial Geoffre-Rouland in collaboration with Orange Labs (Catherine Ramus, Marc Brice Rose Dumesny, Cezary Ziemlicki Zbigniew Smoreda) and the Arts and Stereolux Laboratory Technology, as part of a research partnership with orange Labs. The installation was carried out Fabmake. Thanks to Olivier Dairien and Tanneguy Villemagne (Fabmake), the District of creation, Thibaut Evrard and Olivain Porry. Mobile density data source and flow of movement: Orange Flux Vision.

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