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Hubert Guillaud has written again a short analysis on why it makes no sense at all for companies to create something like intelligent fridges.
His main argument is that nobody has any need for such a device. Although the article itself is in French, much of it was written based upon English-language materials, including this overview of intelligent fridges currently on the market by Mike Kuniavsky, a short article by Nicolas Nova, and the study entitled “User acceptance of the intelligent fridge: empirical results from a simulation” by Matthias Rothensee. |
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28 October 2008
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It’s good to see that people are realising how useless internet fridges are. This is something I wrote about in a pair of blog posts a while ago.
Hopefully this will mean that companies start building more interesting and useful devices to exploit ubicomp.