Tree-mounted Machines Connect to Web App to Let Users Knock on Wood Remotely
Knock on Wood is an internet-connected device that performs the familiar gesture of knocking on wood, allowing users to follow the superstition remotely when no wood is nearby.
Through a web app, users press a digital button to trigger a physical device that knocks on wood in real time.
Each knocker connects to the internet and communicates with a central server, allowing multiple devices to respond to users around the world at the same time.
[via designboom]
Next we'll have AI do the knocking for us.
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