Sidewalk
Disco: Wayfinding Lightss to Dance Down Streets
by Delana
by Delana
It’s a
optical illusion which would keep people moving in both directions on their own
side of the path.
Lenticular
lenses use a optical illusion which involves a curved
edge and a underlying image to simulate movement. The theoretical
walkways would use simple images of stripes moving toward the right to keep the
people on the right side of the walkway.
Most of the
people use visual cues to keep themselves in balance while they walk. As we see
the stripes subtly moving to the rigtht, we naturally follow the movement with
our eyes and then our bodies. Pedestrians won’t be aware that they are sneakily
guided.
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Skeptisch of het ook echt werkt
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Werkt voor 1 groep, de ander wordt er alleen
misselijk van.
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