Smart Computing Islands on Everyday Surfaces

[ericaduncan21]

Glad I found this! I really like your video :)

[bakatoroi]

As with any proof of concept, this is useless as of now. But it would become useful if, say, you drop all your stuff on your countertop and then the system recommends you recipies based on the ingredients and skills you have.

[crua9]

where can i get this

[szymonliszewski]

it's useless! what a cook (or a housewife) needs a computer to make a shopping list and prepare a meal?

[q8mosfet]

What's this world I'm living in O.O !

[MaBuSt]

" the computers are visible, or hidden behind the scenes " so... " not visible " or ... "not visible " k thanx bye

[hesap11th]

well when, talkin about electronics, programming i say;

youtube.com/watch?v=uV05PFX0lw­Q

[ekoshyun]

Yeah, I'm totally going to put a slab of raw steak on my computer kitchen table.

[lynnvm]

I think that this system would be useful for people with disabilities, especially those who have memory problems.

[nileaotw]

You people are just trying to make the rest of the world more lazy and slaves to computers. I mean trying to build a system to not communicate outside the world, stay at home and paying for extra bills for the electricity and internet.

Welcome to Future

[cha0sLovesFB]

@nileaotw You people? lol... I bet you don't use a clothes washer, a dish washer, fans, lightbulbs, ATMs, etc... you'd be a slave to electricity ;)

[nileaotw]

@cha0sLovesFB : For your information, I use everything you have mentioned there and my comment was made over the new technology that they developed (for kitchen as she mention in the video), which i found it pretty fun and pointless at some how.