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David Rokeby, in Toronto in the late 1980s, began work on developing the Very Nervous System, a video-based system that could track a performer's movements. In Rokeby's words, "Because the computer is purely logical, the language of interaction should strive to be intuitive. Because the computer removes you from your body, the body should be strongly engaged ..."
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The photo at the left shows Bruno Spoerri (seated) with a dancer and the Very Nervous System in Zurich, 1991. Courtesy Bruno Spoerri.
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