[Chris Allen] When I see people playing Brass Monkey,

they start engaging with each other.

You can tell that it just makes people happy.

I'm Chris Allen.

I'm Rebecca Allen.

[Chris] And we're both co-founders of Infrared5,

along with Dominick Accattato.

One of our biggest products is Brass Monkey.

Brass Monkey's a technology that turns

your smart phones into a game controller.

[Chris] Intel, they power all of these

different devices that we're using on a regular basis

and it's actually a really simple thing.

What they do is highly complex, but what it means to us

and, you know, as a company, it's very simple.

You know, a lot of our time, we're spent engaged

with our friends and family on our mobiles device.

[Chris] And one of the philosophies that we have

is pulling people out of using their phones

in that kind of way, and actually making it so that

they're focusing together

on another screen that's out there.

Watching people play Brass Monkey is just,

particularly the collaborative games,

is really entertaining because you can see

how everyone's working together on a single initiative

and it's really fun;

it's almost like a spectator sport.

[Chris] It's easy to think of it as just a tablet

and/or a laptop, but there's this other mode

which is just awesome, especially for demoing stuff.

It's pretty cool because you just pop it up

in easel mode, and then people are coming by

and they're able to try out the games right there.

It made it really beautiful in terms of the design of it.

It's really exciting, you know,

the types of experiences you can create

with this are just incredible.

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