The Twitnic Table Brings Social Media to Lunch
Michael Hines — January 15, 2011 — Tech
References: coelen.wordpress & yankodesign
The Twitnic Table joins the long and illustrious list of atypical Tweeters that features everything from Xbox 360s to end tables. The Twitnic Table was designed by Jeroen Coelen, Laurens Prins & Parizad Saremi, and actually projects Tweets with the hashtag IDtable.
The Twitnic Table is still pretty badass despite its inability to Tweet. The table was designed to increase interaction amongst college students via the magic of social media. I don't know how many college students would like to answer questions about class while taking lunch, but it couldn't hurt to ask.
The Twitnic Table is still pretty badass despite its inability to Tweet. The table was designed to increase interaction amongst college students via the magic of social media. I don't know how many college students would like to answer questions about class while taking lunch, but it couldn't hurt to ask.
Trend Themes
1. Social Media-enabled Furniture - Designing furniture that integrates social media to promote interaction among users.
2. Hashtag Projection - Using projectors to display social media posts with specific hashtags in public spaces.
3. Social Media-driven Interactivity - Incorporating social media into everyday objects to allow for social interactions.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Opportunities for furniture manufacturers to produce social media-integrated furniture.
2. Event Planning - Integration of hashtag projection into event planning to display attendees' social media posts.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Incorporating social media interaction in marketing campaigns by integrating hashtags into physical objects.
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