Electrolibrary by Waldek Węgrzyn – Paper book as interface

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Created by Waldek Węgrzyn at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, Poland, "Electrolibrary" is a project that connects a custom made paper book to the computer, so it can be used as an an interface. The book can be browsed as any other regular book but when connected to the computer via USB, by turning pages, you can navigate through the website, getting additional information, quotations, movies and animations appropriate to the currently open page.

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