Walkbump, A Device Attached to a ‘Push to Cross’ Button That Operates by Fist Bumping
Walkbump is a device by artist Alfredo Adán that attaches to an intersection’s “Push to Cross” button to make it operate by fist bumping. Adán made a cast of a fist to create the Walkbump, which he attached to the button of a Los Angeles crosswalk with epoxy.
Adán also posted a making-of video about this process.
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