MIT Media Lab: Siftables



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I can't see this ... ( 8 months ago by ronnysoeberg)
I can't see this serving any purpose what so ever.. It's cool, but I don't see what I could possibly gain from having these as an interface for anything. Multitouch, sweet. 3dimentional input devices, great. Tiny monitors that sense motion and relation to eachother? Some puzzle games maybe.. High tech version of Battleships.. Probably a good project for getting nice grades.
Cyber-3 Card Monty! ... ( 8 months ago by Adster2501)
Cyber-3 Card Monty!
Kinda useless as a tool unless you really need some kind of practical application such as architechture or planning.
i think the most ... ( 8 months ago by dnoexiste)
i think the most innovative is the 'discovery' of the technolgy of 'near of' nothing more.
near-of kitchen: remember fry eggs, buy supplies, etc.
its funny, at the moment.
i think the most ... ( 8 months ago by dnoexiste)
i think the most innovative is the 'discovery' of the technolgy of 'near of' nothing more.
near-of kitchen: remember fry eggs, buy supplies, etc.
its funny, at the moment.
this is already in ... ( 8 months ago by joseamirandavelez)
this is already in the market but as toys...
I want to see some ... ( 8 months ago by exactspace)
I want to see some more practical examples. There were a few good ones. Also, how about power consumption?
well I can ... ( 8 months ago by Farside338)
well I can deffinatly say this is really cool
OH YEAH!!! How many ... ( 8 months ago by Legendation)
OH YEAH!!! How many do I need to buy if I want them??
they look sweet, ... ( 8 months ago by audigitus)
they look sweet, but not very practical...
is it possible to ... ( 8 months ago by aspiek1d)
is it possible to have sex with it? if so sign me up for two
SWeet!! thats so... ... ( 7 months ago by FearSyndr0me)
SWeet!! thats so...useless
WTF are the MIT ... ( 7 months ago by janoare)
WTF are the MIT doing, with the money
Thats a stupid invent, no one can give them a use
oh god thats what i ... ( 7 months ago by thejapanese5)
oh god thats what i was thinkin lol
I can see that ... ( 7 months ago by boffo1962)
I can see that technology getting very boring, very fast.
It isn't the ' ... ( 7 months ago by wrb1957)
It isn't the 'siftables' that are important, here. This is some pretty neat technology, with a multitude of possible applications. Robotics, A.I., manufacturing, business, medical, apps for computers and mobile devices, prosthetics, implants...
The 'siftables' aren't even the point, really.
You can bet that whoever's helped to finance this is already thinking of possible applications and business models. Find out who they are and invest a couple bucks.
2:08 was totally ... ( 7 months ago by BlakeShrek68)
2:08 was totally unnecessary and random!!!
Or just use some ... ( 7 months ago by mecotterill)
Or just use some paper and a pencil
good job ( 7 months ago by marcell01986)
good job
amazing! ( 7 months ago by kingrune111)
amazing!
great, another ... ( 7 months ago by Abercr0mbie4life)
great, another gimmick for Spencer gifts
Yey, MIT media lab, ... ( 7 months ago by anseagraves)
Yey, MIT media lab, connecting people to computer-centered data systems in the most gimmicky way since 1985. Practical solutions please.
I don't understand ... ( 7 months ago by o0olikuidiceo0o)
I don't understand why some you find it useless. Have you seen the iPhone? A lot of the motion sensor technology is used in them. The shiftable idea is the key to the mobile technology of tomorrow.
good job guys ( 5 months ago by spunknic)
good job guys
these are ... ( 2 months ago by halfdark000)
these are definitely cool, but they dont seem like a finished product yet. there's also a matter of price. to properly hit the mainstream they'd have to be selling for no more than $20 a unit. it'd be cool if they could do more than just organise images too.



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