LEMUR Slink-o-Tron: Ever Wonder What A Slinky Sounds Like?

October 30, 2007
LEMUR Slink-o-Tron make the slinky fun again

LEMUR's Slink-o-tron provides makes playing with a slinky fun again - revitalizing a toy that lost its excitement after the first couple of times it slunk down the stairs. At Lemurplex, the slinky is used as a controller by tracking the motion of a hanging slinky as it stretches and retracts.

The most interesting thing is that it sounds like it looks like a slinky should sound. Or maybe it's the fact that Eric's obviously using a plastic slinky, and those things never worked right like the metal ones.

Presenter: Eric Singer, LEMUR
Location: Brooklyn, NY

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