Rotobooth, A Rotary Phone Photobooth
Rotobooth is a photobooth that uses a vintage rotary phone as its interface. The user dials their mobile number using the rotary phone, then the photobooth takes their photo, uploads it to Flickr, and texts them the photo link. The Rotobooth uses the Twilio API to send text messages—for more info on the project see this interview with Rotobooth team members Chris Bell, Liangjie Xia, and Mike Kelberman on the Twilio blog.
photo by Mike Kelberman
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