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"The voice activated 3D printer responds to speech, giving visually impaired children sensory stimulation through tactile experiences."
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Now that's an unexpected combination of two technologies... It has a proof-of-concept feel to it but these why-not wanderings really get you thinking. Seriously - read this article and see how long it takes for you to be inspired.
One ironic benefit of having customers is it helps you to appreciate your own product. IntuiFace is fairly boundless so we often see experiences with some subtle design or implementation flourish that we just never thought of. "We can do that? Awesome!"
We are very excited to observer where IntuiFace users will take the interface concept (http://support.intuilab.com/kb/interface-assets-new-in-40/interface-asset-general-concepts). Typically associated with accessing data and media in the cloud, a variant of our interface concept can also be used to create integrations with input devices. For example, technically speaking, IntuiFace could support voice activation today. Or a 3D printer. Or both!
What will you think of next?