Dishplay: UIST 2026 paper turns breakfast cereal into an edible magnetic display
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-03
Robert Scoble shared a quirky HCI research demo slated for #UIST2026: Dishplay, a project by Yuta Sugiura's team that leverages the magnetic response of iron naturally present in cereal to make breakfast flakes move — essentially turning a bowl of cereal into an "edible display." Scoble jokes that once our agents take over our lives, this is what bored nerds will be doing at breakfast.
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