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BakerTweet Twitters What’s Fresh From The Oven
OhGizmo! —
... Arduino-based box equipped with wifi that allows someone at the cafe to turn the dial to what’s cooking, and then simply hit a button to send a tweet to those following. The BakerTweet was actually developed by Poke, a “digital creative agency” who just happens to be located across the street from the Albion Cafe. Coincidence? Obviously not, but getting fresh baked goods first is as good a use for Twitter as I can think of.
[ BakerTweet ] VIA [ SlashGear ]
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BakerTweet, the Arduino-based pastry early warning system
Engadget —
... prototype that one mounts on the wall of their bakery. Items are added or removed via web interface, which you can later select by simply spinning the dial. When the sweets come out of the oven, press the button to Tweet your eager customers and await the stampede. The prototype unit is being used at Albion's Oven in London, but we're looking forward to seeing it hit the streets Stateside at some point in the near future (even if our waist isn't). Video after the break. [Via SlashGear] ...
BakerTweets Are the Most Delicious Tweets Ever [Yummy Twitter]
Gizmodo —
... bunch of Arduino hardware and a Wi-Fi adapter encased in a "bakery-proof" box with a simple knob to twist to select what just came out of the oven. BakerTweet then sends the blurb out over Twitter, where anyone can see. Albion Cafe in London is testing BakerTweet, and their Twitter feed makes me hungry: "Bouncy, beautiful cup cakes, nice and iced, plump, and ready for your delight. come and get 'em." [BakerTweet via SlashGear]
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BakerTweet box tweets what’s fresh in the oven
Gizmo Watch —
... has a list pre-install of all the baked stuff, the information of which can be tweeted adjusting the scroll knob on the desired message to be sent, which can be tracked here. The messages can be tweaked to will, but this Twitter mainic box has no price tag yet, so if you’re not in London (Albion Café), were the first box is fitted, then just enjoy the video below to figure out how it works.
Via: SlashGear/UberGizmo
Box lets bakeries tweet fresh bread, cupcakes
The Raw Feed —
... in the history of mankind. (Or maybe I just shouldn't blog hungry.) Anway, the BakerTweet is a Wi-Fi connected box designed to be mounted on the wall of your local bakery. The baker pre-configures it with every item on the menu. Later, when something is about to come out of the oven, the baker chooses that item from the list and presses a button. All Twitter followers of that bakery get a tweet alerting them to the fresh goods. (Albion Cafe in London is already using it.) (props to Slash Gear) ...
BakerTweet lets you know when fresh pastries are released
Coolest Gadgets —
... consists of an Arduino board and Linksys Wi-Fi adapter which comes bundled in a bakery-proof, simple-to-use box. The included dial is used to scroll through a list of baked goods, while the button will send a pre-configured tweet with a Web-interface used to customize messages as well as include new products for your customers. The first BakerTweet system has been installed in the Albion Cafe in London, and it remains to be seen whether other bakeries will follow suit.
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UK bakery uses Twitter to announce freshly-baked bread
DVICE Atom Feed —
... it notifies Albion customers when there's a fresh batch of bread out of the oven.
Digital Creative agency Poke — whose offices are across the road from the Albion — came up with the idea. On the front of the box is a screen, and a large selection knob, which flicks through the bread and buns on offer. Once the baker has chosen the right one, he then presses the "Send" button and London's Tweeting bun-lovers are the first in the know.
Baker Tweet Via SlashGear
