Book description
Title: Enchanted Objects( Design Human Desire and the Internet of Things) Binding: Hardcover Author: DavidRose Publisher: ScribnerBookCompany
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Imagine a world where the objects around you—lamps, umbrellas, even your coffee mug—respond intelligently to your needs.
Rose’s enthusiasm is contagious as he guides us through his vision of a future filled with enchanted objects that seamlessly blend technology with our daily lives. His sometimes whimsical take on technology and innovation will leave you thinking, “What could I design with these technologies that feel like magic?”
From Bill's list on The best books that connect the digital and the physical.
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