Big Little ThingsLately, we’ve been working alot with capturing, using, and visualizing everyday data, all the data that humans create, but don’t use. It’s encouraging that lately, a bunch of different ways of capturing and using that data have sprung up. See nike+, daytum, and mint.com for good examples of what I mean.
And now there’s a new one: the Copenhagen bike, an electric, networked bicycle. Check it.
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December 17th, 2009 at 9:33 pm
that’s pretty freakin cool. i wonder if they could add “peripherals” to capture other kinds of data. . . like emotional states or something more abstract. . .