“The evian smart drop project from BETC Paris is a drop shaped object that connects your fridge to the net for easy water delivery.”
“Some people call it a ‘pizza emergency button for your belly’. Others say it’s the ‘best thing since sliced bread’. We call it ‘The VIP Fridge Magnet’.”
“The Epicurious app just happens to come pre-loaded on your new Samsung Wi-Fi Smart Fridge”
Living Tomorrow fridge panel at Microsoft Innovation Day, 2007
“Some of the first things we envisioned the Fridge of Tomorrow would be able to do included generating shopping list, creating recipes based on the ingredients inside, help us eat better, or let us know when the milk was running low.”
The Fridge Of Tomorrow - Undercurrent
Adrian McEwen’s Printernet Fridge hack during BERG’s Little Printer hack day.
“Now there are fridges that can tell you what’s in them as you’re on your way home and suggest what you might make for supper … In a couple of years’ time – probably around 2014, according to Siemens – your fridge will be able to send that information to an app on your smartphone, and from that list of ingredients, offer you a choice of recipes for what you might fancy for supper. … All of this sounds futuristic…”
Why your fridge may soon be sending you messages, The Guardian (via Stef)
‘Sight’, a short futuristic film by Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo. The augmented internet fridge makes an appearance early in the film. (via @aden_76)
