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And now email notifications delivery though scented bubbles

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By Web Desk Published April 24, 2014 1 Min Read
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A university team has developed a machine that can fire coloured, scented bubbles at users to deliver notifications, adverts or even teach maths

Researchers are claiming to have invented a new form of human/computer interaction after developing a machine that can fill bubbles with different smells and project images on to them.

The team at Bristol University describe SensaBubble as a “chrono-sensory mid-air display system” – a computer-controlled bubble cannon that fills soap bubbles with a particular scent and then fires them at a user, projecting a colour or display on to them in mid-air.

When the bubbles burst they release their scent which, combined with their size and colour, can display anything from a logo to a notification, email alert or an advert.

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  • Naeem Rehman says:
    April 24, 2014 at 4:23 pm

    Wow, one more item added in my wish list.

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