Processing-based interactive installation art design-An example of a potentially hazardous odour identification device for the vision-impaired

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Nowadays, as cutting-edge technologies such as information technology and artificial intelligence continue to develop at a rapid pace, the integration of technology and art is being promoted, which has led to an unprecedented development of interactive installation art. Processing, as one of the open-source programming languages, plays an important role in the applications of the creation of dynamic visual art and interactive media art. This paper examines the application of Processing in interactive installation art, using the example of a potentially hazardous odour identification device for the vision-impaired, and explores the significance of programming techniques in interactive installation art, offering new ideas for the future direction of interactive installation art creation.

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Xue, D. (2021). Processing-based interactive installation art design-An example of a potentially hazardous odour identification device for the vision-impaired. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1939). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1939/1/012010

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