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The Spoon’s Video Top Three: Designer Biohacking, VR in the Bar, Smart Coasters

by Carlos Rodela
August 14, 2017August 17, 2017Filed under:
  • Around The Web
  • Future of Drink
  • Internet of Food
  • Video
  • Virtual Reality
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Welcome to the Spoon’s first video review of the three of the most interesting stories from the past week about the future of food, cooking and the kitchen.

This week we’ve got stories about the intersection of design and biohacking, how virtual reality could be used to enhance your experience at the local watering hole, and how bars and restaurants are deploying smart coasters to engage with customers and better understand what they’re up to (I think I’ve got the answer: drinking).

P.S. Let us know what you think of this new format!


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  1. Kelly Austin says

    August 14, 2017 at 11:00 am

    Love this! I sometimes find stories are just easier to consume using short video. Keep them coming!

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