Posted by ketyung
on Jul/26/2007
at 6:44 am
The Japanese are really so creative with their furniture. They seem to be putting so much effort in working out two designs of color-changing furniture according to your weight and your mood respectively. The first design are chairs that change colors according to one person’s weight and positioning of the user. Of course this is not really something too difficult, which just depends on a couple of weight sensors. But such a design, perhaps, hard to become popular, especially among the ladies, who are in competition of shedding pounds. The chair that changes according their weight will definitely put them off to sit down on it.
The second design is a set of table and chairs called the Fuwapica Suite, which the chairs change colors according to one person’s mood. Fuwapica means “soft and flashy” in Japanese. For this suite to be able to detect the mood of a person, there is little more complexity involved here. The suite is a round table that features a computer, an LCD display screen and light sensors that link wirelessly to each of the four inflatable chairs. It simply learns your mood by detecting what you place on the table. Such as placing a vase of red rose will make the chairs to change their colors to match the romantic red hue. This furniture aims to hit the market within one or two years, which will be priced in the range of $1.5K to $3.5K.
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