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- Sphinx o The Sphinx (en ruso, СФИНКС), fue un proyecto experimental realizado en la Unión Soviética para un sistema domótico integral y de integración de las personas con la información. Lo realizó el diseñador industrial , en colaboración con y por encargo del en 1987. Supone el primer desarrollo integrador de información y domótica realizado en el mundo. El término "Sphinx" es el acrónimo de Super Functional Integrated Communicative System (Sistema de Comunicación Integrado Súper Funcional, en ruso, С упер ф ункциональная ин тегрированная к оммуникативная с истема), estaba destinado a ser un sistema doméstico integrado de comunicación e información multiusuario en el que se integraba todas las necesidades personales y del hogar. Estaba compuesto por un conjunto de módulos que permitieran a los consumidores interactuar fácilmente con los sistemas de información y control. El diseño de este sistema no llegó a materializarse tal y como fue concebido debido, principalmente, a la falta de la tecnología para su implementación y el periodo de inestabilidad y desintegración que se abrió en la URSS a finales de la década de los años 80 del siglo XX que culminó con la desintegración de la Unión Soviética en 1992 y a la que siguió una larga crisis económica y de identidad en todas las repúblicas que la componían y se convirtieron en países independientes. (es)
- The Sphinx (Russian: СФИНКС, romanized: SFINKS) was an experimental Soviet project for a home automation system, commissioned by the State Committee for Science and Technology and designed by , in collaboration with A. Kolotushkin and V. Goessen, in 1987. Sphinx, an acronym for Super Functional Integrated Communication System (Russian: Суперфункциональная интегрированная коммуникативная система), was intended to be an ensemble of modules that would allow consumers to easily interact with information systems. The home environment, as described in a 1987 issue of Soviet magazine Technical Aesthetics (Russian: Техническая эстетика), would be composed of "spherical speakers, a detachable monitor, headphones, a handheld remote control with a removable display, a diskette drive, a processor with three memory blocks and more". The modules were designed to be used collectively, or individually by family members, and the number of memory blocks was supposed to be possibly increased endlessly according to the needs of the household so different family members could activate different programs simultaneously. According to Sergey Moiseyev, Head the VNIITE (Russian design research institute): The SPHINX equipment was designed to have everything integrated into one single system, and it was not just about creating a smart house: it also had a lot to do with solving some of the more important problems facing Soviet men and women. Say, for instance, that someone wanted to increase the functionality of his or her tape recorder. Back in the day, they would most certainly have come face to face with a number of difficulties with compatibility. Ergonomics too had its share of issues, since quite often even the appearance of the TV and the recorder had little, if anything, in common. — Sergey Moiseyev, The configuration of the Sphinx station, with detachable monitors and speakers, prefigured the environment of computer stations with peripheral touch pads and accessories that characterises informatics systems in the beginnings of the 21st century. (en)
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- The SPHINX equipment was designed to have everything integrated into one single system, and it was not just about creating a smart house: it also had a lot to do with solving some of the more important problems facing Soviet men and women. Say, for instance, that someone wanted to increase the functionality of his or her tape recorder. Back in the day, they would most certainly have come face to face with a number of difficulties with compatibility. Ergonomics too had its share of issues, since quite often even the appearance of the TV and the recorder had little, if anything, in common. (en)
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- Sphinx o The Sphinx (en ruso, СФИНКС), fue un proyecto experimental realizado en la Unión Soviética para un sistema domótico integral y de integración de las personas con la información. Lo realizó el diseñador industrial , en colaboración con y por encargo del en 1987. Supone el primer desarrollo integrador de información y domótica realizado en el mundo. (es)
- The Sphinx (Russian: СФИНКС, romanized: SFINKS) was an experimental Soviet project for a home automation system, commissioned by the State Committee for Science and Technology and designed by , in collaboration with A. Kolotushkin and V. Goessen, in 1987. Sphinx, an acronym for Super Functional Integrated Communication System (Russian: Суперфункциональная интегрированная коммуникативная система), was intended to be an ensemble of modules that would allow consumers to easily interact with information systems. According to Sergey Moiseyev, Head the VNIITE (Russian design research institute): (en)
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