Manodo touchscreen reports every detail of your energy consumption

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Touchscreen computers installed in the hallways of fifteen apartments in Gothenburg, Sweden, inform the residents the carbon footprint of every action they’ve taken in their homes, helping them monitor the true cost of leaving the lights on or taking a long shower. They’re part of a pilot program from Swedish start-up Manodo; they also give handy updates for things like tram stops, weather, and who’s standing outside the door.

But do the screens report the impact of their own construction and operation?

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2 Responses to Manodo touchscreen reports every detail of your energy consumption

  1. strider_mt2k says:

    You need extra screens for that.

  2. snwbrdwndsrf says:

    “But do the screens report the impact of their own construction and operation?”

    To paraphrase: “But can I come up with some small negative detail to invalidate everything bad it would undoubtedly have to day about my lifestyle?”

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