A futuristic system, Sensabubble, could alert you for Twitter notifications with little scented bubbles.
According to CNET, Sensabubble is a system that allows colors, text, and icons to be projected on bubbles that are filled with scent ed fog.
Sriram Subramanian, professor of human-computer Interaction in the University of Bristol Interaction and Graphics group has made a prototype of Sensa bubble, for Twitter notifications, but the model is not portable.
Subramanian explains possible usage of the device in museums, advertising, alarm clocks or education.
According to CNET, Sensabubble is a system that allows colors, text, and icons to be projected on bubbles that are filled with scent ed fog.
Sriram Subramanian, professor of human-computer Interaction in the University of Bristol Interaction and Graphics group has made a prototype of Sensa bubble, for Twitter notifications, but the model is not portable.
Subramanian explains possible usage of the device in museums, advertising, alarm clocks or education.