Send a Java ME technology-enabled hug
Here's possibly the strangest use of Java ME that I have seen so far. Using Java ME technology and Bluetooth, you can encode a physical hug and then send it long distance to someone you know (with an actuator-enabled "hug shirt") to receive the same hug decoded by Java ME.
See:
Send a hug with Java ME
Here's a quote:
The shirt is equipped with
“hugging actuators” at each
of these areas that supposedly
duplicate things like the
warmth, pressure, duration,
and even the heartbeat of the
hugger. Here’s where it gets a
bit creepy, though teen girls
are sure to love this: If you
have two Hug Shirts and a Java
and Bluetooth enabled cell
phone, you can hug yourself
and your exact hug will be
measured and sent by SMS to the
second Hug Shirt, creating… You
guessed it. A long distance hug.
What's next? Hug Pants? ;-)
Hinkmond
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[Java ME and J2ME] ( October 22, 2007 11:00 AM )
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