The Memory Wall matches what you're wearing
By Ryan Block 
posted September 15th 2005 12:05PM
posted September 15th 2005 12:05PM
If there's one thing we can't stand, it's not matching perfectly our surrounds. Seems like if we're wearing stripes,
we always happen to be in a plaid room—it's enough to drive you crazy. Thankfully Jason Bruges's Memory Wall, installed
in Madrid's new Hotel Puerta América, watches what its room's inhabitants are wearing, and colors the interior to
match. Which makes it remarkably easy to know the party's on; just wait for the walls to get skin-toned.
[Via pasta and vinegar]
memory wall... memory pillow.. soon we will have memory clothes that will take pictures of your nude body and send them to pornographers... stupid!!!!
This sounds really cool. What would also be interesting is a line of clothing that did the opposite - matched what you were wearing to the environment in real time.
It'd be useless since all I wear is black.
What would happen if you were having a party in there with thirty people or so? It'd be a mess.
Reminds me of the computer-core room in the movie "Alien" (the first one).
Reminds me of the book, "Only Forward" by Michael Marshall Smith
Reminds me of smelling a 60 year old man's ass.
That room seriously reminds me of Bruce Almighty..
I like the room idea in Bill Gates' house better, but this would be cool.
eh? "skin-toned"? So engadget writers are down with the swinging scene?
What do hot, naked parties have to do with swinging? :?
"What do hot, naked parties have to do with swinging? :?"
There would likely be a lot of things swinging around if your guests are both naked and partying.
"What would also be interesting is a line of clothing that did the opposite - matched what you were wearing to the environment in real time."
Yeah, shoulder mounted energy weapons, auto returning flying disc blade, micro nukes, net guns, and dread locks are pretty cool too...but Ketracell White addiction is not...
Alright, I can finally recreate the scene from 'Garden State' in my own home.
There is a video clip of the wall in action on their website: www.jasonbruges.com
That room looks like it belongs in A Clockwork Orange...
Wow im gonna try to check it out sometime tommorow!