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Equine Eyes<\/h1><\/div>

An immersive experience to promote interspecies empathy and understanding<\/h3>

Equine Eyes is a research project which explores methods for increasing interspecies empathy and understanding through embodiment and play. The project uses bespoke, custom built, immersive technology to allow the wearers to ‘see like a horse’ and asks them to consider how we might create more inclusive, shared, more than human futures that understand non-human animals on their own terms.<\/p><\/p><\/div>

Associate Head of School – School of Communication and Media<\/h4>

Alan Hook<\/a><\/p>

Hardware<\/h4>

Prototype 006 (in featured images) is a bespoke immersive headset built around the Oculus CV1, the Prototype 007 showcased at Beyond, and the final form, is a custom built immersive headset which has been developed using Raspberry Pi so is fully wireless and mobile.<\/p><\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Equine Eyes<\/h3><\/div>

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Gallery<\/h4>