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=  使用二进制代码作为画面,创造一个人类与计算机语言

=  Using bits as images to create a language for humans and computers

=  Uso de los bits como en las imágenes para crear un lenguaje para los seres humanos y computadoras

=  ビット画像を使用して、人間とコンピュータの言語を作成する

=  Использование битов как изображения, чтобы создать язык для людей и компьютеров

=  Usando pedaços de imagens para criar uma linguagem para os seres humanos e computadores

=  Mit Bits als Bilder eine Sprache für Mensch und Computerzu erstellen.

=  Bits als beelden gebruiken, om een taal te creëren voor mens en computer.

Introduction

Tagology is an experiment to create a language for both humans and computers. Tagology codes represent two meanings: a logo to be read by people and bits for computers. Some existing pictograms and ideograms can be used, while many new ones can be created. Digital readers, such as the camera on the mobile phone, can be used to read, translate and learn unfamiliar tags.

Being a new communication system, Tagology opens up a whole range of possibilities for communication and design.

  • Tags can be constructed in all sizes and materials. Artists, architects and game developers could add meaning to public places, using bricks or buildings as tags.
  • Tags can be read by blind people like Braille and used to communicate with deaf people as it is a visual language. It may even evolve as a sign language, visually filling the rows of five with our five fingers.
  • We currently investigate possibilities for building a Tagology keyboard: 30 buttons in a 5x6 matrix along with some function buttons. Just like the Tag Editor, but then with real buttons.

Help to develop new codes, using the on line Tag Editor.

IPhone application

An IPhone application for decoding Tagology tags is available in the Apple App store. This application will work with all IPhones and use the camera of the phone to recognize and decode tags. All tags that are added on this website will also be available in the mobile application for decoding. Read more...
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