Nuisance Machines
Nuisance Machines by British design student Andrew Friend are devices that provoke a reaction from users by dripping dye on their clothes, interrupting their conversations or slapping them on their heels as they walk along a corridor, as triggered in real-time by business data.
I’m not sure I’d leap at the opportunity to install these in our offices, but I’m intrigued by the notion of interruptive events driven by business data.
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