The author of the unusual devaysa, called «Twittertape Machine», is a designer Adam Vågen. Due to the transparent dome, the user can monitor the operation of the mechanism during printing. In general, the design of the device is designed to resemble the old ticker machines, intended for the transmission of telegrams and stock quotes. The novelty does not require connection to a computer or use ink. Check for updates on Twitter occurs every 30 seconds. "Despite the fact that the machine is in full working order, this version is primarily a prototype concept, - says the creator of the device. - Among the improvements that are planned for the next version: the replacement of Ethernet-connected to the Wi-Fi, as well as the integration of a custom control panel that would choose the network services for data exchange, such as RSS or Facebook ».
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