Japanese Software engineer Ken Kawamoto invented the Tempescope, a device that displays weather forecasts or current weather physically.
The Tempescope physically simulates weather forecasts via a wireless connection from a computer or a smartphone in real-time in order to get a better idea of what the actual weather is outside. Raining is simulated by water dripping down the box, temperature is represented by color-chaning LEDs and cloudiness is conveyed by a mist diffuser.
Source: Dovas (2015) This Box Shows Tomorrow’s Weather On Your Table With REAL Rain And Clouds.
Added by Pierre Dragicevic & Jean Vanderdonckt on June 5, 2015, sent by Lora Oehlberg. Category: Active physical visualization Tags: weather
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