Studio KNOL has been part of this process throughout the last year. During this time they have spun off their own experiment, inspired on theirs. By means of an art installation titled Between Science and Fiction, they have caught the essence of the complex matter that stays so intangible to non-scientists.
The fact that this theory has now been solidified (here the New York Times’s article), will mean an enormous and yet unpredictable impact on the world and it’s (data) traffic. Information will be available at two separate locations at exactly the same time, it will not have to travel through for example fibreglass cable. This also means that it can not be intercepted anymore (think safety!) and that it is faster that the speed of light. This is what’s called teleportation.

Between Science and Fiction, TU Delft, Amsterdam
Design: Studio KNOL
In collaboration with: Floor van Doremalen (material design), Lion Zeegersn (spatial design + communication), Noortje van den Eijnde (visual animation + audio) and the team of Prof. Ronald Hanson
The project is made possible by Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie