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Luna: The World’s First Smart Bed
Well, we’ve spoken about how 2015 will be the ‘Connected’ everything year, and here’s another one to hit the market, this time, it’s LUNA, a smart bed that learns how you like to sleep, helping to manage temperatures between the sheets and for both sides of the bed, along with heart rate and breathing patterns. [...]
Continue reading...Microsoft HoloLens: Hologram Demo Video
Saturday, January 24, 2015
While Facebook has been spending Billions to capture and claim the limelight around a Virtual Reality based future, and Google turning off production of Google Glass… Microsoft has been the one building the future, welcome to HoloLens. It’s like a mini-computer for your eyes, in quite a good looking piece of hardware! Microsoft HoloLens has [...]
Continue reading...DJ QBert: Conductive Ink Mixable Album Covers
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Re-Mix your own track with this awesome ‘Conductive Ink’ based Album Cover for DJ QBert, the conductive ink basically creates/interrupts a circuit, and depending where you touch the album cover, you’ll be able to create something that actually sounds good. The Album Art has particular points designed to start multiple sound loops, and create different [...]
Continue reading...Chrysler Launches Oculus Rift VR Experience
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Chrysler has created a first-of-its-kind interactive, photoreal virtual reality (VR) experience. It’s called ‘Beneath the Surface’ and is a four-minute experiment that pushes the boundaries of what’s doable in virtual reality. Using the latest Oculus Rift DK2 headset, users are immersed in a beautiful rendering of the Chrysler 200 and taken on an audiovisual tour [...]
Continue reading...Next Glass: Beer & Wine Taste Matching App
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Check out Next Glass. A data-driven beer and wine matching app that can tell you if you’ll like a particular drink, just by scanning the bottle, so that you’ll never have a bad drink again. The app creates a “taste profile” by identifying your current favourite beers and wines, as well as your preferred flavours [...]
Continue reading...ProGlove: A Professional Wearable-Tech Glove
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Meet ProGlove, a professional grade wearable-tech item concept that shows that not everything ‘Wearables’ are a ‘trend’… ProGlove is a actually a wearable tool, targeted at professional production processes (think car manufacturers). ProGlove enables its wearer to work faster, more accurately and more efficiently, plus it’s easy to use and unlocks a new level of [...]
Continue reading...Orange: It’s Time To Meet Your FutureSelf
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
If you’ve ever wondered about the future, then you’ll love this from Orange! It’s called #FutureSelf and the campaign site uses some pretty cool tech to allow users to meet, speak and discuss the future 20 years from now! Orange is inviting people to engage in a first of its kind technological journey 20 years [...]
Continue reading...Instagram: Introducing The Hyperlapse App
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Just a few weeks ago Microsoft revealed some seriously cool ‘Labs’ technology that created these ‘Hyperlapse’ videos from GoPro footage… Now, fast forward almost no time, and Instagram has released an app that does the exact same thing from video you shoot on your mobile, and then instantly posts it for you. A serious shame [...]
Continue reading...Ralph Lauren: Introducing The Polo Tech Shirt
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Ok so Ralph Lauren is claiming to be the first luxury lifestyle brand to offer apparel that tracks and streams real-time workout data directly to your smartphone or tablet. It’s high-end wearable tech so to speak and it’s being tested right now… But the question is. Would you wear it? Would you want it? What’s [...]
Continue reading...Microsoft: First-Person Hyperlapse Videos
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Sure your GoPro does an OK job of smoothing out the bumps and shaking form your bike rides and snowboarding escapades… And what about if you’re recording video using Google Glass? Probably 10x worse right? Then remember how they look when you speed them up? Well… What if Microsoft could change that all and give [...]
Continue reading...inFORM: Tangible Media Surface Interaction
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Posting this one for the Archives as it’s a little dated but I’ve wanted to post for a long while! This piece of work from MIT’s Tangible Media Group, who’ve invented a surface that three-dimensionally changes shape, allowing users to not only interact with digital content in meatspace, but even hold hands with a person [...]
Continue reading...Google Self Driving Car: The First Drive Video
Friday, June 13, 2014
We’ve heard a lot about the Google Driverless Car, with testing over the last few years well documented. But this is the ‘First Drive’ where you’ll find people actually in the car, being driven autonomously around some slightly empty streets as they continue to near production… The Google Driverless Cars will be designed to operate [...]
Continue reading...Lakemaid Beer: Delivered by Drones
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Buy a drone. Get a GoPro. Film it delivering something. Get massive PR. That’s a pretty simple equation, so why don’t more people do it? Oh way, they do! And here’s another one, this time it’s a beer delivery, a slightly popular subject, from the guys at Lakemaid Beer. Who got a call from the [...]
Continue reading...Oculus Rift VR: The Gender Swap Experiment
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
So you’ve heard of the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Goggles right? Well, they are pretty immerse, so what would happen if you created an experiment that put the POV of a male, and swapped it with the POV of a female, and then broadcast each others view into the Oculus Rift Goggles? Well, you’d call [...]
Continue reading...Apple iBeacon: Brining Art Galleries To Life
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Aside from pushing offers and discounts, Apple’s new iBeacon technology provides a whole different way at creating native location based interaction with iOS devices, and this example from Rubens House Art Gallery in Antwerp gives a taste of what’s to come! Using Estimoate iBeacons, the art gallery has created location based beacons that interact directly [...]
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