3D Modelisation, 3D Printing, Object, Language, Science, Relief Poster, ai
When a team of scientists lands on planet XZ-19, they discover a mysterious extraterrestrial artifact, unlike anything they've seen before. Upon closer examination, they notice its strange texture, round shape that fits in one hand, and the symbols engraved on its surface. Each sign appears to correspond to an unknown form of language. Fascinated, they strive to decipher the inscriptions, convinced that this object might hold the key to understanding the advanced technology of a long-lost civilization.
With the help of ChatGPT, two fourth-year students and I imagined an alien language that is vastly different from our own. We first considered how to communicate without using speech, exploring our five senses. Touch quickly emerged as an intriguing mode of communication. We envisioned an extraterrestrial species that lacks both speech and sight, relying solely on touch, which makes them deeply connected to their environment. Their language would consist of words related to nature, transmitted through an object similar to a phone. When an alien presses this object, the one held by their interlocutor changes shape (morphs) to indicate more or less. Each transformation corresponds to a word, allowing them to form sentences through touch, facilitating long-distance communication.