Technology
Former Apple engineer built iPhone tech that reacts to environment
In January, former Apple engineer Bob Burrough uploaded a video to his YouTube channel to show off a new idea he has for a smartphone interface.
Burrough’s “Project Erasmus” is a user-interface (UI) implementation that uses the lighting in your immediate environment to light, shade, and reflect on the software elements in the device. The result is an incredible, immersive visual effect that would make you want to use your phone even more (as if that’s possible).
Take a look.
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