EaTheremin, the musical fork


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This screaming fork strikes me as yet another way for kids to torture their parents at the dinner table. The EaTheremin, developed by researchers at Japan's Ochanomizu University emits a high pitched sound when the food carried by the fork meets the mouth, forming a circuit. Foods have different resistences that create varying sounds. I could have my own meat and two veg orchestra but I think I'll stick with run-of -the mill utensils for now.

http://http://www.good.is/post/feast-your-eyes-ears-forks-that-make-music-with-your-food/


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How awkward she is with that fork! My guess is this is not the eating utensil that she prefers :-)
While this fork screams a long series of connected notes for her. In Texas, where mouthes are stuffed far more efficiently, the sounds would be stacato blips and bleeps; it would be more of like the song of a 90's Nokia phone ringing...
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This is nothing more than the re-purposing of the drawdio circuit that went viral a few years back..
Nothing new to see (or in this case hear) ... move along
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