- 08 May 2008 |
- 03:05 pm
Magical Mirrors
These Magical Mirrors bring back the child in you. You can find them in Germany and as you pass by them they respond to your movements. They also respond to the traffic that passes by. This turns the shopping area into a playground at nighttime. Just like this and this. The clip is in German but don’t let that stop you from watching it.
- 4 comments |
- 368 clicks |
- Category: Concepts, Innovation, Technology
- 07 May 2008 |
- 09:16 am
Airborne Jellyfish
This new concept of a jellyfish that flies through the air has been presented by Festo at the 2008 Hannover Messe in Germany. It reminded of Festo’s flying helium manta ray.
- 2 comments |
- 438 clicks |
- Category: Art, Design, Technology
- 28 Apr 2008 |
- 02:21 pm
AntiVJ Takes Projections To The Next Level
AntiVJ is a visual label initiated by European-based artists whose work is focused on the use of projected light and its influence on our perception. Clearly stepping away from standard setups and techniques, AntiVJ presents live performances and installations where projection on volume, visual mapping, tracking and augmented reality, stereoscopy and holographic illusion are providing to the audience a senses challenging experience.
- 614 clicks |
- Category: Art, Technology
- 24 Apr 2008 |
- 07:33 am
Mercedes Benz S-Class
The Mercedes Benz S-Class is the car that shows which features other cars will have in the near future. Radar guided cruise control, automated breaking force, headlamps that come on automatically, voice recognition, infrared camera, DVD player, surround sound and even digital television reception. Besides this it received an environmental certificate because the car is so ethically built: lots of recycled materials and an engine that burns its fuel very cleanly.
- 535 clicks |
- Category: Cars, Innovation, Technology
- 23 Apr 2008 |
- 07:49 am
Interactive Hologram Leads To New Ways Of Communication?
We’ve seen many futuristic technologies from movies become reality. So which movie was it that showed life size holograms? AirStrike shows us such a hologram. You can interact with it by just pointing a finger at it or moving your hands. Next step: Talking to a life size hologram instead of through a phone?
- 5304 clicks |
- Category: Concepts, Innovation, Technology
- 21 Apr 2008 |
- 01:24 pm
Did This Guy Invent Free Energy?
In 2006 there was a company claiming to be able to produce free and clean energy. It turned out to be a hoax. Now two Australian inventors say they have made a revolutionary generator that can produce 5 times as much power as it consumes. I hope this technology is not a hoax and the production of it won’t be stopped by the big companies.
- 20 comments |
- 888 clicks |
- Category: Concepts, Innovation, Technology
- 15 Apr 2008 |
- 12:30 pm
Viso - Interactive Woman
Design agency Bartproject made an interactive installation called Viso. It explores the possibility of animating images and interacting with them. Viso stimulates an active emotional and physical communication between the observer and a virtual personage: the silhouette of a woman’s face.
- 4 comments |
- 569 clicks |
- Category: Applications, Concepts, Technology
- 14 Apr 2008 |
- 07:29 am
Wikipedia - Personalized Truth?
Wikipedia puts you in control of the truth. You can edit what’s on Wikipedia and someone else can start editing ‘your truth’. Here’s a 48 minute documentary about the pros and cons of a system like Wikipedia which is based on democracy, conversation and collaboration.
- 357 clicks |
- Category: Media, Technology, Trends
- 08 Apr 2008 |
- 10:06 am
Dataportability Saves You Time
Dataportability is about maintaining your online identity in one specific place. This means that you don’t have to fill out register forms anymore, that you upload your avatars, videos and photos only once and it also means that you decide who gets to access what. A dream come true. This nice typographic video tells the dataportability story.
- 454 clicks |
- Category: Applications, Media, Technology
- 07 Apr 2008 |
- 03:22 pm
Paying With Your Mobile
This mobile phone features biometrics and Near Field Communication (NFC). The biometric part means that it recognizes your fingerprint and will only do certain actions in case your fingerprint is detected. NFC allows you to make payments in a real shop straight from your mobile. No more creditcards or other stuff that you need to carry with you. Just your phone.
- 459 clicks |
- Category: Applications, Innovation, Technology
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