Blinkdrink – iPhone as a sound-reactive drink coaster?

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Created by Bradley Simpson, Blinkdrink is a simple provocation to imagine new modes of interacting with screen-based technologies, taking the experience of the 2-d screen and extending it into 3-d space, and having fun with it. Simply put by Bradley - Blinkdrink invites the user to put their drink on top of their iPhone and uses the built-in microphone to listen to ambient audio whether it be a conversation or music and visualize it through the refraction of the glass and liquid inside of it.

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