Think Spirograph, but in the digital age. The Scribit is a small, writing and drawing robot that creates scenes on your walls. Using computer-controlled cables and specialized erasable pens, the Scribit can recreate complex drawings, type, or charts, for a myriad of purposes. From shop windows to a children’s room, if you can think of it, it can probably be created. The erasable markers let you remove the art, and start again. An interesting product, we’re curious to see how this evolves. Via Uncrate:

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