Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
A chic London restaurant and bar called Inamo is making patrons' dining experiences digital by projecting colorful menus and aesthetic patterns onto touch-sensitive tabletops. When browsing, patrons can preview the food as if it were on the plate in front of them -- only flatter, we suppose. They can also order their meals, look up neighborhood services, and select one of seven visual vibes without ever interacting with carbon-based lifeforms. Inamo isn't the first
automated establishment we've seen, and this sort of
table menu tech isn't new -- but the futuristic panache is hard to beat. Hit the read link for more pics.
[Thanks, Nvyseal]
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