Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 November 2011

Volkswagen’s Beetle: AR Project

UNIQLO: the innovative project - future function

UNIQLO INNOVATION PROJECT from Modus Publicity on Vimeo.

Jordan Melo M8 - Water Projection

Nokia N8 X Fruit Ninja and Angry bird

interactive print ad - in a creative point of view (1)

interactive print ad - in a marketing point of view

Volkswagen: The Fanwagen


Check out more here.

The Mill - Mill Touch: Projected Touch Screen Experience


IBM: Think


Starbuck interactive reward window

Starbucks Interactive Storefront from The Media Merchants on Vimeo.

Monday, 10 October 2011

Disney AppMATes: The New Mobile Application Toys for iPad



Kids nowadays might be too smart...
Don't you think so?

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Otonoasobiba Hiroimon







Source:
http://otonoasobiba.hiroimon.com/

Mushroom Kit - BTTR Gourmet Garden Mushroom Kit

Saturday, 20 August 2011

INFOBAR- the new smart phone



Magic of Truth and Lies

Wednesday, 10 August 2011

Borg & McEnroe play doubles - on Youtube

Chocolate Printer

making of androp 「Bright Siren」music video

Tuesday, 9 August 2011

Tesco Virtual Grocery Store


"A super cool shopping experience on the go. Tesco Homeplus opened a virtual grocery store in a south korea subway station, where users stop by scanning QR-codes on their smartphones. A large billboard was installed in the station, with images of products from a supermarket. Users scan the code of the products they would like to purchase and after payment the products are delivered to your home address. The movie says it all, have a look!"

Draw with your old fashion typewriter








"27 year old British artist Keira Rathbone creates much of her artwork from a typewriter. In this digital age Rathbone has decided to use a more old-fashioned technique.
“She bought an old typewriter from a flea market in the hope that she would soon use it to write something. By the middle of her first year at the university, she hadn’t come up with anything to put down on paper, so she decided to use it as a drawing tool. The first results were promising, and young Keira quickly realized she would be exploring this new art form much further.”