

Finally, it seems there is a point to Twitter. The Albion Bakery in London is using something called Baker Tweet to announce what's cooking in their kitchen. Custom-built for the Shoreditch, East London, bread seller, Baker Tweet uses an Arduino board and a Linksys Wi-Fi adapter neatly arranged in a flour-, water- and egg-resistant box. When there's a fresh batch of bread out of the oven, it notifies Albion customers.
Digital Creative agency Poke — whose offices are across the road from the Albion — came up with the idea. On the front of the box is a screen and a large selection knob, which flicks through the bread and buns on the menu. Once the baker has chosen the right one, he then presses the "Send" button and London's Tweeting bun-lovers are the first in the know.
Baker Tweet , via SlashGear
By budgethero at 10:37 AM ON 04/06/09
neet. simple, yet effective design.
By music at 8:04 PM ON 04/06/09
I need to know what that song is, or who does it! Sitting here, watching snow melt in the sun and its beautiful and the music fits right in. I need to know
By Clark at 1:02 PM ON 04/07/09
What a great idea. I'm going to look into this for sure.
By Clark at 1:03 PM ON 04/07/09
What a great idea. I'm going to look into this for sure.
By drewdraws2 at 6:54 PM ON 04/07/09
THIS is the future of twitter.
Not PLEASE RETWEET! Almost to 5000 followers! #imatwit
If there's a Win Whale out there, this needs it.
By simon at 4:09 PM ON 05/26/09
that is a very neat idea and could be used for many other applications
simon:
that is a very neat idea and could be used for many other applications...More »