I mean, yes, making dominos that trip each other without touching is probably a useless application of technology, but I figure this puts us one step closer to that weird hologram game from Star Wars, and I am for it.
Jarashi Suki, a Japanese artist, put these guys together – dominoes that trip each other without physical contact. Each domino has a number displayed by dots, which can be changed by shaking the domino; the numbers determine the sequence that the dominos fall over in.The video above shows some fairly rad domino chains that wouldn’t be possible with non-fancy dominoes.
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