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Supermechanical brings everyday home objects into the digital age to ease modern worries. We're designer-engineers who have appeared in all your favorite media, from the New York Times and Metropolis to Wired and Better Homes & Gardens. Our work sprung from the MIT Media Lab, where we researched ways to tame computing in order to make everyday objects better.
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United States, Texas, Austin
Mentions in press and media 3
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| Feb 11, 2012 | Kickstarter Is Helping People Raise Serious Cash For Their Projects | Flickr/vlad Crowd sourced funding site Kickstarter has been kicking ass for would-be entrepreneurs. So far in 2012, two projects have raised over $1 million. Several others have surpassed $250,000. A project must reach its funding goal befo... |
| Nov 25, 2011 | ‘Twine’ Foreshadows A Future Where All Objects Talk To The Internet | Want to be notified to turn on the AC when a room reaches a certain temperature? Or when your laundry’s done? Well MIT Media Lab alumni Supermechanical have built Twine, a sleek 2.5″ rubber square which connects to Wifi and allows objects t... |
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FAQ about Supermechanical
What has the press written about Supermechanical?
Parsers VC has collected 3 articles mentioning Supermechanical, among them “Kickstarter Is Helping People Raise Serious Cash For Their Projects” (Feb 11, 2012) and “‘Twine’ Foreshadows A Future Where All Objects Talk To The Internet” (Nov 25, 2011).
Is Supermechanical still active?
Yes, Supermechanical is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Nov 21, 2012.