DIRTI for iPad – Tapioca interface for iOS

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Created by UserStudio, DIRTI for iPad is a physical interface for the iOS that uses Tapioca grains or anything else that's semi-transparent and that you can mold, like vanilla ice cream for example to control content on the iOS. The user can interact with the iPad by moving the material around in a sand-blasted dish.

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