The reason for this is simple. In 2013 we saw a lot of this kind of hardware, some from successful kickstarter campaigns and others from well known manufacturers. In 2013 these are the hardware projects we saw:
- The Touchboard. Which was a very successful kickstarter campaign and came from an already established startup called Bare conductive.
- Patchblocks. Another successful kickstarter which will bring a sort of modular hardware with a software component that isn't unlike puredata.
- Bastl Trinity. Another modular development that looks and sounds very interesting.
- Korg's littlebits synth kit. This came as a surprise, but then most things from Korg do. Their synth kit has already been very popular and I think we'll see this develop and expand.
Where I think things will get even more interesting is where we see these hardware platforms integrate themselves into the mobile OS world. I'd really like to see that happen.
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