Wirelessly-Connected Dominos Fall without Touching Each Other



Japanese artist Jarashi Suki developed dominoes that trip each other even without physical contact. Each one has a number, 1-5, displayed with dots. You can change the number of a domino by shaking it. When domino 1 falls, it will then trip 2, which will then trip 3, and so on. The video shows creative ways that this system can be used to make domino chains that would be impossible with conventional dominoes.

Link and Video via OhGizmo!

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They got dweeb and dork mixed up, in my opinion! (and past experiences of usage of the words). To be honest, I don't think I've heard 'dweeb' used in a long time... perhaps since 80s-ish movies set in California.
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Nerd, Dork, Geek...the list is endless. But one thing I have to admit, I am definately all of the above and more.
Someone has to balance the scales and those of us who fall into these categories do so with pride and dignity.
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