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« The Worduino - Spelling out the time | Main | USB keyboard goes retro »

Super power iPad stand

How about this one? Feel your iPad or iPhone lacks a decent stand? Well why not make a robotic stand that will bring the glowing rectangle to the right level of attention and even move towards you?



Thanks to Gizmodo for this one.

This innovative inventor has also introduced a "walking" iPhone, seemingly hacking into a Roomba-like robotic hoover to support mobility. Forgive the sparseness of details but the site is in Japanese...



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Posted by Alun Williams - Electronics Weekly.com on September 9, 2010 3:00 PM



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