Lullaby is an illuminated quilt that virtually bridges the distance between a parent and child, developed by Alberto Elizondo, Roberto Picerno and Fracesca Pizzutilo.

Parent and child may be geographically apart, but with a quilt each, they will be able to interact through play by touching the quilt.

Each quilt is given a specific LED color, and both are networked to each other. When one of the quilts is touched, both will illuminate at the touched sections, so both parent and child can interact with each other by playing with the lights.









[via Fashioning Technology]


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