The Heinz Musical Spoon Produces Sounds Through Inner Vibrations
Meghan Young — April 1, 2013 — Art & Design
References: jellymongers & psfk
The Heinz Musical Spoon creates a foot-tapping experience every time a person takes a bite. As its name suggests, it is a piece of cutlery that sings a little ditty as soon as a person chomps down on it, not a second before. And it isn't like a gimmicky birthday card either. The Heinz Musical Spoon can only be heard through the vibrations that travel up the person's jaw bone and into their ear.
Created by London-based food designers Sam Bompas and Harry Parr of Bompass & Parr, the Heinz Musical Spoon is available in five flavors, each loaded with a different song. They also come with a custom bowl to complete the deliciously entertaining experience.
Created by London-based food designers Sam Bompas and Harry Parr of Bompass & Parr, the Heinz Musical Spoon is available in five flavors, each loaded with a different song. They also come with a custom bowl to complete the deliciously entertaining experience.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Consumer Electronics - The integration of technology into cutlery and tableware can open up new potential for innovation and manufacturing for consumer electronics companies.
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