This Twitter Food Sensor Shares a Tweet with Every Bite
Laura McQuarrie — December 8, 2014 — Unique
References: thecreatorsproject.vice & psfk
Rather than posting a picture of what it is that you're eating, this Twitter food contraption from Stupid Hackathon lets the food do all the talking for you.
The 'Tweet Your Food' machine involves a sensor that gets plugged directly into a food item and sends out a tweet with every bite that you take. This includes messages like "Pizza bite number 1," "Pizza bite number 2," and so on, until the slice of pizza has been eaten up. Although the device is really more about making a statement about foodie culture and social media rather than having a practical application in the real world at this stage, this is a clever way to remark on obsessions with food, over-sharing and giving a voice to inanimate objects on social media.
The 'Tweet Your Food' machine involves a sensor that gets plugged directly into a food item and sends out a tweet with every bite that you take. This includes messages like "Pizza bite number 1," "Pizza bite number 2," and so on, until the slice of pizza has been eaten up. Although the device is really more about making a statement about foodie culture and social media rather than having a practical application in the real world at this stage, this is a clever way to remark on obsessions with food, over-sharing and giving a voice to inanimate objects on social media.
Trend Themes
1. Foodie Culture - Opportunity to disrupt food culture by leveraging social media and technology to create interactive and engaging food experiences.
2. Internet of Things (iot) - Disruptive potential to connect everyday objects and devices to the internet, transforming them into social and interactive tools.
3. Social Media Integration - Innovative ways to incorporate social media platforms into everyday objects, blurring the lines between digital and physical experiences.
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1. Food and Beverage - Opportunity to create unique and interactive food experiences that appeal to the tech-savvy and social media-driven consumer base.
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3. Marketing and Advertising - Incorporating social media integration into marketing campaigns to engage with consumers in a unique and interactive way.
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