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Flap to Freedom
Help a battery hen race to freedom. Flap your arms, the harder you flap, the faster it goes. Created for the V&A Village Fete at ico design.
www.chrisoshea.org/projects/flap-to-freedom
www.icodesign.co.uk/chicken
Posted on August 15th 2008 under Computer Vision, Installations, Physical Computing, Toys
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