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Aaron Marcus, The Past 100 Years of the Future, Page 115 Figure: Scene from Aeon Flux, 2005 Another movie innovation shown in Aeon Flux is raised-skin displays. While Nokia has recently patented buzzing or throbbing tattoos that can be attached to the skin and which can receive text messages alerting the wearer, this scene depicts display capabilities embedded in the skin itself, which are visible to the wearer. Another implication is raised-surface skin displays that the blind can sense, meaning they always have with them a readable display surface. (Acknowledgement: TBD.) 115
Aaron Marcus, The Past 100 Years of the Future, Page 116 Figure: Scene from Aeon Flux, 2005 Another HCI innovation depicted in the movie is an artificial eyeball or iris that can be used to gather and even transmit data/information to the wearer or to others. (Acknowledgement: TBD.) 116
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