Something shifted in the new year. Our Poem Booth now turns your photo into a portrait. Houston survived heavy rainstorms and got thoroughly roasted by our Roast Booth. Here's what we learned — and where we're taking it next.

This autumn brought recognition we didn't expect, partnerships that just make sense, and confirmation that people are hungry for technology that actually cares. From Rotterdam to Houston — one thread connects it all: slowtech works.

The Poem Booth is now available across India! We're excited to announce our partnership with LuxLogix, bringing AI-powered poetry to Indian celebrations from Hyderabad nationwide. Whether it's wedding festivities, corporate events, or cultural gatherings, our interactive poetry machine now creates personalized verses in Hindi and English (more coming), honoring India's rich literary traditions. Visit poembooth.com/in to bring poetry magic to your next event.

This summer we launched our first lamp for private collectors, moved to a new studio, and put our mission front and center: technology that cares about people. Here's what happened - and what's next.

At the Salone del Libro in Turin, the Poem Booth generated over 8.000 poems in four days. Italian press called it one of the most loved works of the festival. Here's what we took away — and where poetry is showing up next.

How we're using Chat gpt (generative AI) to bring poetry closer to everyone

Where the urban environment normally consists of purely straight lines, the Bloomlight provides an alternative with organic shapes and a friendly design that only provides light when needed.

In our studio in the west port area of Amsterdam, we are building a new kind of business: a slowtech business. In this place we work with the brightest minds to research, design and develop new ways to use technology with a single purpose: slowing down the world.

In public spaces, people don’t like to sit next to each other people if they don’t have to. At a train station or airport you’ll find people sitting as far away from each other, even though research shows that talking with strangers makes people (and you!) feel happier. So we made the Chairwave, an interactive row of chairs that only opens seats next to where people sit down.