Interactive LEGOS

LEGOS have come a long way from the simple building blocks I remember from my childhood. Today they can become a total engineering feat which is why I gave up on them. Designer Jin Woo Han wants to bring people back and he believes autonomous interactivity could be the next big thing.

His idea? Electric LEGOS. You will still buy LEGOS in kits but this time, you’re not bound by what you see on the box. The main circuit board looks like an ordinary LEGO piece but each notch conducts electricity. By connecting and arranging LEGO pieces on the board, your creation comes to life - a living diorama.

He uses the Simpsons as an example. Place Marge and Homer on the board and they’ll talk to each other. Throw Bart into the mix and the conversation totally changes. Place a TV in the setting and the characters will comment on what’s showing. The possibilities are endless.

Designer: Jin Woo Han

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14 Comments »

Comment by G-taz
2007-10-23 19:00:38

 

Great Idea. Imagine ,you made real world in your room not on the internet.

 
Comment by dott-com
2007-10-23 23:37:43

 

all the pictures really make me back to the kid time, LEGO the favorite childhood item

 
Comment by Alex
2007-10-24 01:11:14

 

시계인가 ㅡ,.ㅡ;;

 
Comment by Jeong kyun-Nam
2007-10-24 06:08:49

 

It’s funny.

We can develop whole toy by interactive design.

Cool concept

 
Comment by D-engineering
2007-10-24 11:04:35

 

nice story ! it will be the next evolutinon-stage of the lego.
that’s killing stuff

 
2007-10-24 11:09:45

 

we’re really lego fans over at teamdustrial :D nice work!

 
Comment by by
2007-10-28 04:44:44

 

please stop calling it LEGOS Yanko! its LEGO

 
Comment by minjung kwon
2008-01-25 00:47:33

 

굿~

 
Comment by gong
2008-03-20 18:18:05

 

It remind me of my childhood.
I played with Black Spy kits, priced about 80$ or more.
But without posible change in fixed kit, I cannot feel fresh over 3month !

 
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