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The Physical Web

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The Physical Web github.com/google/physical-web is an effort to extend the core superpower of the web – the URL - to everyday physical objects. Our core premise is that you should be able to walk up to any “smart” physical object (e.g. a vending machine, a poster, a toy, a bus stop, a rental car) and interact with it without first downloading an app. The user experience of smart objects should be much like links in a web browser: i.e., just tap and use. Prototype of a vending machine

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