jack is a display board that draws tweets, messages, and even makes "art" with a pen. The device combines digital connectivity with analog aesthetics. It integrates with services such as Twitter and performs tasks and messages on demand, from the iPhone, directly from the integrated application.
"I used to work in a retail department store and was frustrated by how little beyond printed graphics were being used to engage customers," Those founder Jim Rhodes told Digital Trends. "That's when the idea for an interactive window display came from. With the arrival of 3D printing and the maker movement a few years later, we were able to make it a reality."
Do you want to tell your partner that you will be home late? Ask Joto to deliver the message. Do you want to remind your colleague about the upcoming presentation? Send him a drawing of a ticking clock. But if you are out of ideas, you can ask Joto to improvise.
Joto was designed to take requests. We haven't planned to make Joto intelligent just yet, but is part of a new movement away from the screen. Not because screens are bad but because people are discovering new ways to interact with the internet.
The official launch is set for March 2018, but you can already order Joto on Kickstarer for $199.
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