ENKi- Human to fish interface project
Detailed information on work in progress and experiments.

• Project outline
• Research & experiments documentation 2005-6
• Research & experiments documentation 2007 (soon)
• ENKI technology page 2007
• Credits links and project support
  
  ENKI is a project by Antony Hall in collaboration with Gregory Byatt.
  Please see credits for a full list of collaborators and research background.
  
  

ENKI allows electric fish and humans to commune on the same level - that of electrical fields and brain waves - avoiding the use of language as such; instead stimulating a shared empathy through and actual physical connection. Using the bioelectric communication signals from live Electric Fish to control an immersive sensory environment for humans - through which the human can communicate back to the fish