Mui Lab's wood touchscreen makes smart homes feel more natural
Recorded on January 7, 2020. Smart home devices are handy, but who wants to pull out their phone just to adjust the lights or pause the music? Mui Lab’s solution is a single piece of wood that almost magically becomes a simple touchscreen where you can accomplish simple internet-of-things tasks. They also make a wood […]
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