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Showing posts with label High tech. Show all posts

Living tomorrow

Launched in 2007 in Brussels, the project Living tomorrow was developed with the active collaboration of 57 companies. Living tomorrow is not only a home but more a huge 4500 m2 showroom where the public can discover the latest innovations for home.

Įkurta 2007 m., Briuselis projekto Gyvenimas rytoj buvo sukurta su aktyviu bendradarbiavimu su 57 kompanijų. Gyvenimas rytoj ne tik namuose, bet daugiau didžiulis 4500 m2 parodų, kur visuomenė gali sužinoti paskutines naujoves namų.


Home automation, design furniture, touch-control systems and other high-tech products, the visitor will find everything he can expect. Moreover, for the more impatients you got to know that 80% of the objects presented in this futuristic home are already on the market.

Pradžia automatikos, dizaino baldai, jutiklinis valdymo sistemos ir kitų aukštųjų technologijų produktų, lankytojas ras viską, ką jis gali tikėtis. Be to, daugiau impatients jūs turite žinoti, kad 80% objektų pateikiami šiame futuristinis namų jau yra rinkoje.







The exhibition is open to the public until 2012 with new discoveries guarantees on every visit. If you go to Brussels you should stop at Vilvoorde!

Paroda atvira visuomenei iki 2012 m. naujų atradimų garantijas kiekvieno apsilankymo metu. Jeigu jūs einate į Briuselį, turėtumėte sustoti Vilvoorde!

Nesting pc virtual tablet by sono mocci


A concept by japanese-born, italy-based designer sono mocci, 'nesting pc virtual tablet' is a combination tablet and data visualization interface with automatic battery charging and data syncing. Phones, memory cards, CDs, USB ports, and I/O cables can be plugged directly into the device, where they will show up as images on the touchscreen for easy manipulation and access.
The design was shortlisted from over 1000 concepts in our recent designboom competition 'a life with future computing', organized in collaboration with FUJITSU.

The 13-inch concept tablet features a dedicated dock for mobile phones. when inserted, a visualization of the phone onscreen works in the same manner as would the device itself, permitting dialing, calling, texting, and other use. the loading of disk media or flash drives offers a similar intuitive functionality. integrated charging eliminates the need for AC or outlet-specific adapters for these kinds of devices.