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BakerTweets Are the Most Delicious Tweets Ever [Yummy Twitter]
Gizmodo —
I want one of these installed at Momofuku Milk Bar, Doughnut Plant and City Bakery: BakerTweet tells all of the baker's followers on Twitter what hot deliciousness just came out of the oven. BakerTweet is made up of a 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 ...
Tasty tweets
MAKE Magazine —
BakerTweet from BakerTweet on Vimeo.
Via adafruit comes this awesome use of embedded tweeting, a bakery device that can alert hungry stomachs to what (please don't make me say it) tweets are coming out of the oven. Sweet.
The BakerTweet prototype is made up of an Arduino Duemilanove, Arduino Ethernet Shield, Ladyada Proto Shield, a Linksys wifi adapter, and a whole bunch of little parts that make up the rest of what you see. We went through a couple of weeks of prototyping until the we settled on all the final components and wiring. ...
BakerTweet box tweets what’s fresh in the oven
Gizmo Watch —
Time’s over, just likely, for all the stale bread serving over those best of the best bakeries, with this BakerTweet device from Poke London. This latest nose poker in tweet feeds can be used by the bakery owners to send out messages over twiter about what’s cooking fresh in their stale ovens. The easy-to operate device uses an Arduino board and Linksys WiFi adapter, to connect online. BakerTweet 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 ...
Box lets bakeries tweet fresh bread, cupcakes
The Raw Feed —
BakerTweet from BakerTweet on Vimeo.This is easily the greatest invention 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 ...
UK bakery uses Twitter to announce freshly-baked bread
DVICE Atom Feed —
Finally, it seems there is a point to Twitter. The Albion Bakery in London is using something called Baker Tweet, to announce what's cooking in their kitchen. Custom built for the Shoreditch, East London, bread seller, using an Arduino board and a Linksys wi-fi adaptor, all neatly arranged in a flour-, water-, and egg-resistant box, 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 ...
Baker Tweet - Find out what is fresh from your local bakery automagically
Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog —
Here is a cool idea that could give your baker a way to stand out from the crowd. Baker Tweet gives your baker a simple way to tell their following that the garlic bread just came out of the oven. In the new always online world this type of technology is sure to be common place in the near future. Have a look at the video to see how simple and intuitive the interface is.
"BakerTweet is a way for busy bakers to tell the world that something hot and fresh has just come out of the oven. It’s as simple as turning the dial and hitting the button. All of the baker’s followers get a Twitter alert ...
BakerTweet Alerts Customers on Twitter
Gear Live —
Twitter is not just for people anymore. BakerTweet, designed by Poke London, lists their bakery goods when they come out of oven. The device is an Arduino board and Linksys WiFi adapter combined in a box. They scroll through a list and push a button to send out a pre-configured tweet. ...
Baker Tweet Gives You the Scoop on Fresh Bread
Wired: Gadget Lab —
I so wanted to be cynical about the Baker Tweet. I wanted to put it in the box with the applications which tell you about the weather. You know, the same weather you could see by looking out the window. But the more I read, the smarter the Baker Tweet looks.
The principle is simple. The baker has a box on the bakery wall and, when a fresh batch of something comes out of the oven, he turns a dial and presses a button. A tweet is then sent out via the Twitter and anyone following can come running to grab some hot cross buns.
There is currently just one Baker Tweet ...
Baker installs Twitter in kitchen to alert customers
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