Venturing into the realms of experimentation, Eran Hilleli and Brooklyn-based creative technologist Nicole He explore themes aimed at enhancing our interaction with space and the fabric of our daily existence. In the ethereal landscape crafted, Invisible Roommates emerges as an augmented reality marvel, revealing the intricate dance of connectivity within our home devices. This visionary application transforms mundane gadgets into animated characters, unveiling their playful interactions and demystifying the intricacies of your home network.

Imagine a world where your devices come to life, each with its unique personality and behavior, reflecting real-time activities. The brainchild of Eran and Nicole contemplates the future of technology in our living spaces, posing questions about the transparency of device actions and data sharing. As we immerse ourselves in an era of interconnected gadgets, Invisible Roommates ingeniously animates these devices, offering a whimsical yet insightful glimpse into their dynamic relationships. Picture avatars of your devices responding to their real-world states, lying down when at rest or leaping into action when in use. When devices interact, their animated characters engage in lively conversations in augmented reality, fostering a heightened awareness of the data flow permeating our homes. Through this experiment, the duo invites us to reconsider our relationship with technology and embrace a more conscious understanding of the digital symphony playing out in our living spaces.