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A great hack that feels closer to Anjan Katta’s vision for what Daylight could become – that instead of VR or AR or projection, we end up putting high quality “
by modernerd 2y ago
A great hack that feels closer to Anjan Katta’s vision for what Daylight could become – that instead of VR or AR or projection, we end up putting high quality “natural” screens on more surfaces.
This classroom timetable shows the utility of that, and it’s not so hard to imagine it extending to other interactive or non-interactive uses (meeting room reservation, digital store pricing, bus timetables, etc.).
- konschubert 2y agoThat’s basically why I called my company “Invisible Computers”. And it’s no coincidence that the first product is an epaper calendar :D
- modernerd 2y agoNice work, can see this naturally extending to commercial spaces too (e.g. coffee shop menus).
- dbbk 2y agoWhen my company were doing RTO they had a SaaS platform to book seats, but of course that information was not displayed anywhere so people just sat wherever, making the whole process pointless. This got me curious about small eInk labels that we could set up some API webhook to refresh. Turns out there's not really any out of the box solutions to do this.