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Nanocomunicação: ubiquidade, materialidade e convergência

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posted on 2024-06-17, 18:03 authored by R Lemos Morais
There is in the contemporary a progressive movement of unveiling material scales, previously invisible, that become visible through technology. From a hyper-modern context characterized by digital virtuality, we now move to a new communicational ecosystem in which information and communication play architectural roles in the design and construction of new materialities. Nanotechnological materiality is becoming a platform for reconfiguration of both space and culture. The integration between nanotechnology and digital culture is taking place in spaces that are being called cyberphysicists (AKYILDIZ & JORNET, 2010). This article presents some of the main lines of technological convergence responsible for the advent of cyberphysical communicational processes, or nanoconvergents.

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Alternative title

Nanocommunication: ubiquity, materiality and convergence

Journal

Artefactum: revista de estudos em linguagem e tecnologia

Volume

7

Pagination

1-25

Location

[Rio de Janeiro, Brazil]

ISSN

1984-3852

Language

por

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

[2013, FAETEC]

Issue

1

Publisher

FAETEC, Fundação de Apoio à Escola Técnica do Estado de Rio de Janeiro

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