StretchText was coined by Ted Nelson and is the idea of having the detail of content in a document to be user-controllable. Meaning that text nodes can be expanded and contracte, for instance depending on reader’s interests. It’s comparable to zooming in the domain of detail or meaning.
Variable Level-of-detail Documents (Weston Beecroft)
http://symbolflux.com/lodessay/
http://www.telescopictext.com
Joe Coleman (personal website)
https://getcoleman.com
Here, the criterion is intensity or confidence.
Keyboard with e-ink keys for customizable contextual key layouts.
https://sonderdesign.com
Wireless sensor stickers for context aware applications. Considering the fundamental messiness of infrastructures and the procedural simplicity of the functional programming I imagine some interesting side effects if these things move around unintentionally, become trash and create a messy hyper-context, where you loose sight of what reacts to what. Maybe a question of context-aware ubiquitous applications in general.
http://estimote.com
