Future technology

Nanolet – Nano Wrist Band

Joni — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:04:45 +0000

If you are looking for something a little more minimalist this new Nano wrist band called the Nanolet might well be worth a look. The lightweight, flexible band is 3D printed as one single component that simply wraps around your wrist for a quick and easy way to carry your Nano. Its been designed by Curve Creative and is available to purchase for around $22, and simply wraps around your wrist. Currently the Nanolet is sized for medium to large wrists, but its creators say more sizes are on their way.

Via curvecreative

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Old fashioned boombox

Concept Pose Mobile Phone .

GloriaSt — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:16:38 +0000

This concept is more like a utopia than a real truth. But it deserves attention and it can be seen as a vision for the future. This is a concept created after Apple revealed the first ipod shuffle (usb-stick). Utilizing light reflective display (which already invented by a company called Immersion), instead of following the same large screen display design, this mobile phone concept boasts flip/clamshell form. The swivel screen enables you to rotate the display at 180-degree or transform it to become a vertical e-book reader or horizontal music player. Pose Mobile Phone concept has been designed with ability to use 2 different SIM cards, which should be pretty handy if you don’t like carrying 2 mobile phones around.

Concept of device uses complete surface as the display, pretty contrast to read the e-books. Also, almost all surface is sensorial that means you can use and even reprogram all of it’s sides or corners to act as you wish. Example: make the right side to act as the scroll wheel or the wacom’ touch strip. Moreover it could be some kind of “sensorial profiles” for applications.
Designer : Serguey Markov

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Erascan – eraser for whiteboard and digital scanner!

GloriaSt — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 09:28:03 +0000

This device is a combination of whiteboard eraser and digital scanner. You can the information plotted on the board erase, but keep in memory, print, send by e-mail. The idea is to keep a digital copy of a picture or record. The device is programmed in such a way as to automatically recognize the handwriting, to identify Web-URL and e-mails. The design consists of a LCD screen that allows you to view information while erasing. In the presence of a simple control menu that allows the user to select functions. Navigation control buttons are located below the LCD screen. Therefore, Erascan is a cheaper and simpler alternative to using the existing digital whiteboard. Erascan is suitable for schools and colleges for saving notes and remarks on the whiteboard. Erascan can also be use at home for the children to be creative with the whiteboard markers. It stores all their exploration of ideas, sketches or drawings digitally which can be viewed in the future.

Designers: Saharudin Busri, Mohd Nizam Najmuddin, Mohd Rohaizam Mohd Tahar, Nuzairi Yasin & Nazjimee Amat Omar for MIMOS Berhad

Fingerprint scanner
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Acoustic Lab Zeta Speaker Concept

Joni — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:28:41 +0000

The round shape is not just a visual experience, but also forms the optimal exit point for sound. The Acoustic Lab Zeta 2.0 Digitally Matched speaker set, incorporating beautiful design, and crystal clear stereo sound through a completely linear sound spectrum. The round, strong and organically shaped speakers completely removes all parallel surfaces and thereby eliminates the usual noise nuisance one would get from standing waves in a cabinet. By using the included rubber ring stand the speakers can be placed in a variety of ways: From the desktop with the PC or by the shelf with the IPod or HiFi.

The Zeta speaker is very versatile, which makes it possible to reproduce instruments and vocal with a very close and natural tone.

Via Behance

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Concept PC Digital Skin!

GloriaSt — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:18:02 +0000

Gadgets are so firmly established in our lives that travelers do not want to part with them. everything should be on hand, and a personal computer and mobile phone, tablet and flatbed. What should you do? Use the concept of PC Digital Skin. It is a compact size PC tablet combined with mobile phone into one body. They are stored in one portable zipper pouch. The pouch is covered with the special lizard skin which functions as a keyboard. The interface of keyboard is camouflaged in natural pattern. It is fusion of portability design and digital symbol. PC Digital Skin works as laptop when they combine with keyboard pouch, or you can use them individually as tablet, pc, and mobile phone. They are perfect digital Trinity. They transmit each other by wireless bluetooth technology. They perform seamless data fusion easily. The comfort and smartness make you fun in any scene your daily computing. Specifications: PC tablet multi touch panel: 200mm x 125mm x 8mm // mobilephone: 125mm x 45mm x 8mm // keybad pouch d: 260mm x 145mm x 13mm . Do you like this concept?

Designer Sono Mocci from Japan

Futuristic computer – Amor Tablet
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Via: Designboom

Concept Future computer desk for users Mac and iPhone.

GloriaSt — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 10:05:54 +0000

The concept of this table is iDesk. Imagine an entirely adaptable workspace that doesn’t just hold your equipment, but enhances and interacts with it. Concept does not look the table, in which stupidly clever have built in TV. Rather, the future has turned out a minimalist table with a thin glass tabletop. Below the center can be seen easily recognizable button Home, which became the touch. As with Microsoft’s Surface technology, the entire desk would be a touch-sensitive display capable of running several simultaneous apps, some of which–such as a calendar, phone, and digital Post-It notes—would replace their physical counterparts entirely. Notifications, to-do lists, video conferencing, Adobe tool palettes, and countless widgets such as calculators and weather reports would all appear right on the surface of your desk, literally putting your entire working world at your fingertips.

It looks the same idea as in the above tables, plates, but in fact there have their tricks.
Mouse no longer needed, since the disposal of the huge sensory area.
Is allocated to areas that you can put your aygadzhet and after that will sync with your computer. There is also attribute the near future – wireless charging.
You can image from your computer or portable device to transfer to the screen the table, so that you can consider a group of them, just like the same movies of the future.
Designer Adam Benton

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The Pill: sixth-generation iPod nano

Joni — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:20:23 +0000

The new sixth-generation nanos have a different form factor with different docking requirements. Sound courses out of speakers located at either end of the 147 x 48 mm (5.8 x 1.9 inch) device, while a little set of legs on the back keep it from rolling away. One of the companies responding to that change is Singapore’s Gavio, which recently launched a speaker dock designed specifically for the current incarnation of the nano. The user’s iPod is loaded by being dropped into a clear plastic tray in the middle of the device, which is then pushed back into place, not unlike an old school front-loading cassette deck.

It’s called The Pill, although if you want to get technical, a more accurate name would have been The Capsule. It’s unclear whether or not the nano’s touchscreen controls can be used once it’s loaded, although the dock does have hand-twist controls for volume and track selection.

Via ubergizmo

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Concept Smartphone Booklet.

GloriaSt — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 11:19:56 +0000

Future, anyway, somewhere close by. Nanotechnology – is not only billions of transistors in processors, nanotechnology revolution will determine the complete rethinking of all aspects of our life. Mobile devices can become ultra-thin, and it’s not pathetic 7 mm, this device thickness of a sheet of cardboard. Smartphone is made in a futuristic form factor booklet. The device consists of several panels, the thickness of each of which is comparable to the thickness of the cardboard sheet. Get all the necessary electronics in such thin panels help of nanotechnology. What exactly – it is part, and not the essence, and the possibilities Smartphone Booklet.

He has unlimited memory, not having on board his own drive. All user data stores in a "cloud" and access them at any moment upon request. Second, the volume of its own battery Smartphone Booklet is minimal, since the surface of the device are solar cells, through which charge is easily accomplished even without access to the city mains. Finally, the third, according to the author’s idea, the cost of a smartphone is minimal, this is a one-off device, which you can just throw it away when it goes out of fashion or become defective. Great idea, though I really futuristic.
Designer: Ilshat Garipov

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Concept Smallest Touch MP3 Player "Kube2"

Joni — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 22:39:22 +0000

The diminutive device has an aluminum body, runs for six hours on a one-hour charge of its lithium-polymer battery, and can store approximately 1,000 songs on its included 4GB microSD card. Users have the option of increasing its capacity by swapping in memory cards up to 32GB in size, which should allow for the storage of about 8,000 songs. The follow-up product to Bluetree’s similar theKube, theKube2 charges from and syncs with its owner’s PC (no word on Mac compatibility) via an included USB cable.

Its worldwide debut is scheduled to take place next month, at CES in Las Vegas. So far, theKube2 is only available in Singapore, for SG45.90 (US$35). A set of earbuds is also included. You can also buy replaceable skins for it, should shiny silver not be your thing.

Via popgadget

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Concept interactive car windows.

GloriaSt — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:38:41 +0000

How boring and uninteresting to sit in the back seat of a car and just look out the window. This can be corrected and revitalize dull stay on the road! With the ‘windows of opportunity’ (‘WOO’) project, GM collaborated with students in the ‘future lab’ masters course at bezalel academy of arts and design in jerusalem to transform car windows into interactive displays. Produced full scale functional prototypes of a rear passenger seat and side windows, using ‘eyeclick’ motion and optical sensor technology to transform the glass into an interactive surface on which they featured their game designs. Take a look at these 4 Projects. This technology can be used in the future.

‘pond’ seeks to increase interactivity not solely within but also among cars, letting users share music and messages with passengers of other vehicles via a networked interface. text can also be spun outwards to be read by any fellow travelers.

‘foofu’ is a high-tech take on drawing in window fog, providing a colourful backdrop for finger painting.

‘otto’, an animated travel companion, offers an educational experience by responding to the landscape, weather, and car performance, for example, moving more quickly as the car speeds up. the creature can also provide lights or be controlled in his environment via gestures.

‘spindow’ provides a realtime look at the window view of other users from around the globe.
passengers may select a city from a spinnable globe and then watch as that destination’s landscape is overlain on the window display over their own. So how you like this concept? Really?

LG Finestra
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via:designboom