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Welcome to Time Machines, where we offer up a selection of mechanical oddities, milestone gadgets and unique inventions to test out your tech-history skills.
Not exactly a film jukebox, but not too far off either. Sensorama was an immersive film experience machine invented by Morton Heilig in the late 1950s/early 1960s. It showed the user 3-D stereo-sound films, while exposing them to motion and vibration effects (via the seat), wind effects, and aromas. At least one prototype machine was made in 1962, but it was never commercialized.
For more info, see:
“Morton Heilig: Inventor VR,” Hugh M. Hefner Moving Image Archive at USC, https://www.uschefnerarchive.com/morton-heilig-inventor-vr/
Machine demo video, Hugh M. Hefner Moving Image Archive at USC, https://vimeo.com/246184069
Morton Heilig Sensorama interview by Itsuo Sakane, early 1980s, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSINEBZNCks
The Reality Files #02: Morton Heilig’s Sensorama Simulator (1962), https://medium.com/the-reality-files/the-reality-files-02-5742ae41b15e
“Sensorama (1962)”, https://www.virtual-reality-shop.co.uk/sensorama/
TantiAuguriCaro 🎂 @gherardofelloni #givemelegs @rogervivier #pressday #sensorama with my dear @kleykafe #lavieenrossy 📸 @johnsteinermagic #rossydepalma #gherardofelloni #rogervivier #rogerviviershoes (en Paris) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9FSV-eo7Qq/?igshid=lydj7jnyrvfe
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nQ28Iy31Dw)
Other aliases : Acid Jesus, Alter Ego, Defiance, Holy Garage, Supreme Truth, The Primitive Painter
ECHTZEIT by Sensorama
from the album Welcome Insel (1995) on Ladomat 2000.
Hello and welcome!
I feel like the original disk zinesters would have been / are currently super excited about virtual reality. It used to be a sort of silly dream we had, taken seriously by the passionate few and now it’s almost within reach of all of us.
Access to this technology can be a huge challenge not only to create work for VR but to simply experience the work being done because the hardware is still developing. To everyone with a headset, or google cardboard, or super complicated Vive set up who has lugged their tech out into the world or so generously invited people into their home to share these experiences: I think we’ll look back and see that acts like these were a bigger part of the paradigm shift than we could have realized. So thank you :)
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Mentioned in this issue:
My Room, Cabbibo (Isaac Cohen)
Cave Carving, Fernando Ramallo
Museum of GIF Art (Loop Dreams), OONI & GIPHY
Oily Smoke, Mike Tucker
Amaryllis, Mariam Zakarian
Notes on Blindness ARTE Experience & Ex Nihilo
Sensorama, Morton L. Heilig
Northway Games
Games Curious, Hand Eye Society
HUGE thanks to Sarah and Colin Northway!
Layout for printing diy style