That's what Sho Hashimoto, Shingo Iwata, and Takashi Matsumoto are developing with Pileus: The Internet Umbrella. The Pileus system is described as a "mobile tangible browser to make rainy days fun." The umbrella is Wi-Fi-enabled with a built-in camera. A Pileus user can take a picture or video using the umbrella, and the media is uploaded to Flickr or YouTube. Then, the user can twist the handlebar, which contains an RFID reader, to scroll through the content on each site. The media content is projected onto the umbrella's underside. The team also hopes to integrate GPS sensors into the umbrella to be used as a navigational system.
This is truly one New Gadget, Not sure what people's reaction will be .. I mean an umbrella with built-in WIFI Lol, that's def. New.
Check out the vid below to see it in action.
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LulzSecand Anonymous have given alot to talk about this year. They were very passive lately, but have drawn attention to them once again...
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