Italian architect Carlo Ratti has created Scribit, an internet-connected writing robot that can draw and erase images on any vertical surface. Requiring just two nails and a power plug, the device can be installed in less than five minutes. The digital device works on a two-axis plane, moving up and down two cables that hang from a vertical wall. Scribit uses markers to reproduce the content dictated by the user.
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Created by Chris Youn, the iPhone 6 design is based on 3D sound and 3D hologram interaction and it comes with a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display.
Have a hard time waking up in the morning? Try this alarm clock, which begins shredding a dollar bill (or your choice of banknote) from the time the alarm goes off.
Be careful, though – Mashable reminds us that willfully destroying American currency is a federal offense.
The clock is probably a design concept and it’s been doing the rounds in various tech blogs this past week with no mention of who made it.
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