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It’s called ‘The Froot’ and it is designed to do away with the traditional PC monitor and keyboard.
Instead, The Froot utilises two projectors, the first projecting the monitor display onto a nearby wall and the other projecting a keyboard onto the table in front of the user.
The Froot is the brainchild of industrial designer, Pauline Carlos. It is built from a starch-based polymer and is biodegradable, and still features traditional USB ports and has a disk drive.
It is currently still in the design stage.
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