Curious Displays—Julia Tsao
Here’s an interesting concept video from the graduation thesis of Julia Yu Tsao (Art Center College of Design). Be sure to check out the project site (especially the “accessories” section!).
Here’s an interesting concept video from the graduation thesis of Julia Yu Tsao (Art Center College of Design). Be sure to check out the project site (especially the “accessories” section!).
Here’s an extremely polished and quite beautiful concept video produced by Berg for Bonnier (publisher of Popular Science). (Kicker Studio will also be involved in the next stage of the project.)
This concept video from Ergonomidesign shows their vision of the future of health care.
Yusuf Mehdi of Microsoft demonstrates a vision of the office of the future, using the walls as giant touch-screen displays. It even has what could be called the spiritual successor to Clippy (although he is much less obnoxious, in a Knowledge Navigator kind of way). (IAB MIXX conference, September 2009)
Here’s a nice concept video from Clayton Miller showing how the desktop could be reimagined to benefit from expanding interaction bandwidth by using all ten fingers (multi-touch) instead of just a single pointer (project site).
These two videos are part of Eilidh Dickson’s final year project at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID). It’s a nice example of the use of video for exploring and demonstrating concepts.
This classic corporate future vision video was the brainchild of Bruce Tognazzini (at the time of Sun Microsystems). Starfire looked ten years ahead to a day in the life of a knowledge worker in 2004.
See Adam Little’s Johnny Holland article, “Communicating UX Through Video: 3. Future Scenarios” for more examples of using video to present future scenarios.
This future vision video from Nokia (one of a series) explores how the design of mobile phones may change in the next three or four years.
See Adam Little’s Johnny Holland article, “Communicating UX Through Video: 3. Future Scenarios” for more examples of using video to present future scenarios.
This future vision from Samsung takes the form of a commercial, focusing on specific products for the home. It’s pretty cheesy, but it’s fun to watch despite (or perhaps because) of this.
See Adam Little’s Johnny Holland article, “Communicating UX Through Video: 3. Future Scenarios” for more examples of using video to present future scenarios.
This future vision video comes from Microsoft, and shows their vision of the world ten years hence.
See Adam Little’s Johnny Holland article, “Communicating UX Through Video: 3. Future Scenarios” for more examples of using video to present future scenarios.