Experience Sharing Box

Conventional digital media utilized for memory sharing have been predominantly restricted to visual and auditory modalities, notably lacking the critical dimensions of tactile and physical sensation. The Experience Sharing Box (ESB) serves as an end-to-end platform and compact hardware system engineered to capture, store, and play back "multisensory memories," seamlessly integrating haptic feedback into the user experience.

The physical architecture of the ESB comprises a spatial display rigidly mounted within a cube-shaped enclosure, complemented by specialized wearable haptic gloves utilized for both recording and playback functionalities. Orchestrated by the Experium Platform, the system achieves precise synchronization of spatial video, haptic data, and muscle activity. These multimodal data streams are linked to a unique Experience ID, ensuring seamless management across distributed local and cloud-based storage architectures. Furthermore, by securing the spatial display within the enclosure, the system ensures that captured world coordinates are exactly aligned during playback. This design effectively eliminates spatial drift and rigorously preserves the realism of the original event.

This system introduces a broad spectrum of applications for experience sharing across temporal and spatial boundaries. It facilitates the vivid sharing of everyday interactions—such as arm wrestling with a child—among remote family members, while simultaneously offering a robust framework for archiving and transmitting invaluable cultural crafts, such as traditional pottery techniques, to future generations.

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