Coca-Cola reveals smart bottle that can take a snap as you swing




Coca-Cola has designed a selfie bottle with an in-built camera at the base. It uses sensors that take pictures if the bottle is tilted as you take a drink. All the image captured by the camera are automatically shared to the firm facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.
This program is inspired by Israel Coca-cola team “Gefen Team” but it has not been confirmed If this product will be for the masses or for just promotion piece.

HOW DOES IT WORK? 

Coca-Cola Israel has designed a gadget that doesn't make you decide between taking a selfie or sipping on its soda - the firm has combined the two.
The selfie bottle is designed with a built-in camera attached at the bottom. Sensors are housed inside that know when the bottle is being tilted and will automatically snap a picture of you mid-drink.

   
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