Social Networks in Physical Products

The modular, semantic, “lego-like” shape of Web 3.0 is beginning to manifest.

The Olinda is a music device that has the user’s personal social networks embedded in it’s body, allowing user’s to listen to their friends radio stations. It’s clunky, prototypical, and unevolved, but it’s also kind of cute…like Lego bricks. And isn’t it more enjoyable to be able to build things than simply use them? Regardless of where it goes or how many it sells, the Olinda is a harbinger of the Web 3.0 that is to come.