Poorly-translated forecast at Osaka train station
Mar 04, 2020, 03:20 PM
Umeda train station reimagined by AJ Born.
"How will life in cities change in future? I can imagine that the sound of Osakas most busy train station now can be any train station of the world in future.
"Maybe a bit more noise, which I added to the original sound (I got it from modifications of the original sound). And we will hear some new electronic sounds of things that will be invented in future.
"Many things came into my mind when I thought about the future in cities and I wrote a short text about it - in German.
"I thought that we will use automatic translation functions in future, which I simulated here (and I just took the translation and added it and didn't check if it makes any sense)."
Part of the Future Cities project - find out more at https://www.citiesandmemory.com/future-cities
"How will life in cities change in future? I can imagine that the sound of Osakas most busy train station now can be any train station of the world in future.
"Maybe a bit more noise, which I added to the original sound (I got it from modifications of the original sound). And we will hear some new electronic sounds of things that will be invented in future.
"Many things came into my mind when I thought about the future in cities and I wrote a short text about it - in German.
"I thought that we will use automatic translation functions in future, which I simulated here (and I just took the translation and added it and didn't check if it makes any sense)."
Part of the Future Cities project - find out more at https://www.citiesandmemory.com/future-cities