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> You’re in control: a urinary user interface > The picture alone says a thousand words. Play a game by peeing on the right spot in an urinal... That's how yo
by jhgb 5y ago
> You’re in control: a urinary user interface
> The picture alone says a thousand words. Play a game by peeing on the right spot in an urinal...
That's how you end up with a pee sea instead of a PC.
- azinman2 5y agoHayes Raffle on that paper eventually ended up at Google leading AR UX. So just because you start with silly ideas exploring things as a student doesn’t mean you aren’t learning.
- aaron695 5y agoUrnial ads are obviously big business. And there are several game companies. You have a person for X time and they can't use their phone. I'd imagine the killer app part is easy to clean and doesn't look like a camera.
- jhgb 5y ago> You have a person for X time Ah, I can see prostate treatment ads booming...
- aaron695 5y agoYou'd be able to find children based on strength, amount, time of day and angle and play kids ads. I feel like it would be a bad idea. Shopping centres can have tracking based on WiFi. Track how much fluids are bought and where. People leak data everywhere.
- exikyut 5y agoYikes. This just made me think of chemical fluid analysis (if the advertising provider buys the drain (!)), which provides an absolute mountain of data. Cameras are rightly forbidden *inside* restrooms, but there are often security cameras in corridors leading to them. Run facial recognition off of those, store the data for a *leeetle* while, consolidate/centralize all the data back to one warehouse, and... you just built a scarily accurate biometric tracking system that can sell... [gets sad about implications and stops typing]
- nostromo 5y ago> and they can't use their phone Have you not been in a men's room in the past decade?