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Make and connect
2017
Proceedings of the 29th Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction - OZCHI '17
Figure 1 The Messaging Kettle consists in a companion device that augments an ordinary kettle with messaging, scribbling and virtual presence. When the user turn the kettle on to boil water for a tea a heat sensor placed on the Kettle Mate (left) reveals the activity. This is shared with an analogous devices located at a different home, so that the routine of boiling the kettle becomes visible over distance. The users can also exchange voice messages and scribbles using the smart teabox (back).
doi:10.1145/3152771.3156182
dblp:conf/ozchi/BreretonCSA0WRR17
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