Tempescope Imitates Present or Future Weather Inside Plastic Box
Imagine watching the weather change in a miniature. Sure, weather apps are informative but they aren’t exactly tangible. Charts, maps, and signs are great to indicate certain types of weather but seeing the real weather change before your very eyes is something entirely different.
Tempescope is an exciting new gadget designed by Ken Kawamoto that imitates present or future weather conditions inside a clear plastic box equipped with pumps, condensers, and fans that help it mimic the weather. Unlike a regular weather app, Tempescope shows you the tangible weather changes in form of a rain or fog within a transparent rectangular-shaped box.
Tempescope Shows Weather As It Is
Fog inside Tempescope
The Tempescope can be programmed to show present or future weather. It also uses LED lights to indicate daytime. Water inside the box is condensed at the top to create an effect of rain. Using ultrasonics, however, it can generate fog while LED lights can also act as lightning. The device uses an app and Internet connection to get weather updates and data.
Tempescope is surely a creative way to present and predict the weather but it can also be a neat addition to your modern desk. A stylish rectangle has a high-tech look and can also find home on a coffee table or shelf. Although it’s not yet available for sale, you can sign up for updates from developers who are currently preparing to crowdfund the project. Follow Ken Kawamoto on Twitter to receive the latest updates about Tempescope.
Watch Tempescope in action:
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