Mnemonic Table is a smart building set that uses physical feedbacks, lighting and sound as to experiment with different spatial organizations and narratives. The data and configurations of the physical objects can be saved and reconstructed online, which allows for collaborative city-building making.

Design Team

Saki Hayashi

Mnemonic Table is a smart take on classic architectural blocks.

It is an educational toy aimed at helping players develop spatial understanding. It allows players to quickly sketch by putting together, replacing and rotating all the elements within its modular design components. They can also place scale figures and landscape elements to create an entire fictional world in the space—they can even watch how the narrative changes once they've replace or rearranged the objects.

Another exciting aspect of this game is that it has the capability to save and archive all the data in specific categories. Players can see all the past combinations they've made, compare and connect to social networking sites. A physical feedback system lights up and emits sounds when you've created the same configurations and processes of thinking as other players.

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