First came TABLETS now comes TAPS !!!!! I sure get that sinking feeling, sigh.

[inotarobot]

First came TABLETS now comes TAPS !!!!! I sure get that sinking feeling about the internet of things :stupid:

Next will have to use the "CAN" (toilet to clarify the slang) to flush the cache...:grab:

 

[TravisHuckins]

There will come a day when someone plays Doom on their sink...

 

[Chuck(G)]

The amazing thing is that the site http://faucetimpressionsglobal.com nowhere has a photo of the product (in operation or otherwise).

 

[roberttx]

Ah, it'll all come out in the wash.

 

[inotarobot]

The amazing thing is that the site http://faucetimpressionsglobal.com nowhere has a photo of the product (in operation or otherwise).

The sink tap computer illustrated in my post, was in a recent Linkedin post.

 

[gertk]

The sink tap computer illustrated in my post, was in a recent Linkedin post.

Hope this wasn't a post from the manufacturer
(as it shows a kernel/system crash)

 

[flashedbios2012]

so you have to watch an ad to get water to pour out?

 

[SomeGuy]

Probably. If not currently then absolutely in Faucet 2.0.

Actually, it looks like it supposed to be a touch screen to pour... because knobs and tactile interfaces are so "1900s", and **** the blind or vision impaired.

Fine, let me put on my glasses so I wash my hands... oh, and I have to solve some puzzle that involves the result of an advertisement... fine T-O-Y-A-T-A. Oh, and it posts the results on both Twitter and Facebook. Oh, wow, I get to choose from five types of water, and can control the exact temperature with a visual control that needs a masters degree to understand. Here comes some water... "please enjoy your use of this faucet" it speaks in a satisfied tone. oh and it shut off automatically, and I have to do it all again. I hear the ones in the ladies room have cameras.

They need to run the old Punch The Monkey advertisement, and see how long that lasts.

A long time ago I used to joke about "integrated" computers in toilets recording everything you crap and sending it back to Microsoft. The sad thing is somewhere someone has probably already made that a reality. Which explains Windows 8.

 

[flashedbios2012]

It explains windows 8 and 10. Windows 7 is so beautiful. But back to the faucets. Isnt there laws and regulations requiring public restrooms? You shouldnt need to use a touch screen to turn on the water and tactile buttons are so satisfying.