Predictables Fortune Telling App
Mar-04-14
The fortune telling app, Predictables, uses social media to ‘predict’ events and recommend a course of action to the wearer.Designed by Dor Tal, the prototype Predictables app searches the social media and digital conversations of both the user and their circle of friends, family and co-workers. When it determines a relevant event, it will recommend an action for the user to follow “in order to cope with the said future event in the best possible manner.” For example, the app may suggest rescheduling a meeting (based on emails and texts from team members) or recommend buying flowers for a friend who has received bad news.
The device is housed in either a wrist-worn or table-top projector, and is controlled by gesture recognition.
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excellent research
Posted by rishi kalvi on March 6, 2014
no real
Posted by devin macdonald on March 6, 2014
they should just make this into an actual app not something wrist worn, it would cost less to the buyers and the makers also if they do wanna make it wrist worn it should surely happen after the app is fully functional.
Posted by Alex aka Error on March 9, 2014
What is the price? It's cool, and I get it, but is it still in testing? Do they know when it will be sold? Is it still a prototype?
Posted by A E on March 10, 2014
it is a exellent beautiful research
Posted by hari prasanth on March 20, 2014
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excellent research
Posted by rishi kalvi on March 6, 2014
no real
Posted by devin macdonald on March 6, 2014
they should just make this into an actual app not something wrist worn, it would cost less to the buyers and the makers also if they do wanna make it wrist worn it should surely happen after the app is fully functional.
Posted by Alex aka Error on March 9, 2014
What is the price? It's cool, and I get it, but is it still in testing? Do they know when it will be sold? Is it still a prototype?
Posted by A E on March 10, 2014
it is a exellent beautiful research
Posted by hari prasanth on March 20, 2014
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