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Jayden and Erik

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You're playing a game on your phone, and the shape changes to resemble more a game controller, so you would grasp it in a better way

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The issue here is that if a future, complicated version of the Cubimorph consisted of 1,000 or more squares, it wouldn't be practical for it to morph into a long line and then back into another shape. This would be especially true if the user was walking down the street or commuting on a busy train.

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This sadly can't transform into anything with rounded sides but, that might be upcoming!

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A detailed algorithm is used to transform the device seamlessly from one shape into another by mapping out the path the Cubimorph takes to change from shape to shape. The user doesn't have to think about the process, and it's designed so that no parts of the device collide with each other, and there's no chance the moving pieces snap shut on the user's fingers

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The future vision for Cubimorph is for everybody to create whatever shape they want

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There has been growing interest in how humans and computers interact

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Cubimorph: Designing Modular Interactive Devices

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Paper at ICRA 2016. Roudaut A., Krusteva D., McCoy M., Karnik A., Ramani K,, Subramanian S. We introduce Cubimorph, a modular interactive device that accommodates touchscreens on each of the six module faces, and that uses a hinge-mounted turntable mechanism to self-reconfigure in the user's hand.

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The Cubimorph was presented in Stockholm, Sweden

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What the Cubimorph looks like. Small, modular device that can change into different shapes

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Can morph on demand into any thing you want. The device could automatically morph into the shape of a console. Then, if you received a text message and needed to respond, it could transform itself back into a phone.