Poke’a'Pig

POSTED IN Tangible interactions, Tikitag task February 11, 2009

Poke’a'Pig, originally uploaded by ka-d.

This was our finished product. A wooden pig, treated with fat soap, with the Tikitag reader embedded (you can see the usb cabel sticking out the back instead of a tail) and four poking tools: the Apple (eating sounds), the branding iron (squeeling), the feather (pig laughing, can you believe it?) and the hand (regular pig oink oink). The handle of the poking stick has a spring in it to fake the sensation of poking something soft such as a pigs flesh.

2 COMMENTS

Ted Haeger says:

February 13, 2009 at 10:28 am

If I may, this definitely deserves a video demonstration on YouTube.

Would you be up for making another? I just started with tikitag this week as they’re developer community manager, and we would love to have one. Drop me an email if you’d like to discuss terms.

–Ted
Playful augmented products workshop · Touch says:

February 16, 2009 at 2:37 pm

[...] Poke a pig by Kjetil and Erik. A wooden pig that plays different sounds to different types of attention: a hand for petting, an apple for feeding, etc. [...]