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TED2011 Fellow James Patten talks about how we can truly integrate our physical world with the digital one. He's developed several different platforms, including the sense table, at the Museum of Science and Industry, where you can "grab" digital atoms from the periodic table and mix them together to get a simulated reaction.
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