The Future Of Play: Siftables Make Digital More Physical
Sifteo, a new venture-backed consumer electronics start-up aims to make the digital world a lot more fun. Founded by graduates of the MIT Media Lab, they created Sifteo to share their research with the world. Siftables, their first product, are sets of cookie-sized computers equipped with motion sensing, neighbor detection, graphical display, and wireless communication. Working harmoniously to form a single interface, users can physically manipulate Siftables by piling and organizing them to interact with the digital information contained within, creating a new platform for tangible games.
Watch a video of the system below:
[via Sifteo]
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| TOPICS: | Design & Architecture, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | brent fitzgerald, david merrill, games, jeevan kalanithi, mit creative lab, research, siftables, sifteo, true ventures, web |
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