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8–9 December 2014, Tokyo, Japan
The 2nd DOS World Congress 2014
Nowadays, visual and auditory information can be digitally captured, stored and reproduced. We are in touch with that information every day. If another important sense such as olfaction is digitally available, our lifestyle might be changed.