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Samsung
Experience—An interactive brand experience
in New York City and online to introduce Samsung and its products
to customers in new ways. (more) |
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Serendipity—An
application for Nokia mobile phones that can instigate interactions
between you and people you don't know, but probably should. (more) |
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UWG-Communicator—Brother
International is developing a system for sensing the status of people
on your buddy list by using movement and physiological data. (more) |
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Symphony
Painter—A hand-held device that allows
children to manipulate their own drawings and set them to music, transforming
harmony line and harmonic progressions so that children can understand
them. (more) |
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1000x
Road—Toppan Printing Co.'s work with
Prof. Joe Jacobson, and Media Lab spinoff E Ink Corporation, to make
flexible printed displays a reality. (more) |
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MIThril
(BT)—BT is telemetering the homes of
elderly around Liverpool to connect them with care providers and facilitate
social services. (more) |
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Oasis—A
new product concept for the kitchen, dining, and living room area
of the household, currently being designed by Cleanup and Ted Selker.
(more) |
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SimPhony—A
hands-free communication system with portable components, for use
within manufacturing facilities. (more) |
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Internet
0—A networking
system that brings soft-state programmability to objects like tables
and buildings. (more) |
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Emonic
Environments—Systems
for sharing and creating movies within a web community, using cellphones
with video capability. (more) |
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Senseboard—A
sensing whiteboard that eases brainstorming with a paperless interface.
It accomodates remote users and saves session information for future
use. (more) |
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Smart
Architectural Surfaces—An intelligent
and configurable space that can respond accordingly to its occupants,
and to events that may occur within the room. (more) |
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Intel
Supply Chain Visualization—A
hands-on tool for understanding, manipulating, and communicating a
supply-chain system—to see if it works, and to view its effects
on other parts of the business. (more) |
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Motorola
Electric Field Imaging—An
integrated circuit that generates and detects a low-level electric
field—and powers and supports a microcontroller unit—all
in a single chip. (more) |
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Saab
MIThril—A
wearable computing system for pilots, including a helmet-mounted display
system with integrated visual and auditory cues. (more) |
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USPS Concept Truck
(with Lear)—A postal vehicle outfitted with safety
features. (more) |
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Telenor Electronic
Shepherd—Using GPS and wireless methods to track
herds of sheep and reindeer in remote areas. (more) |
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Roche Diagnostics
DiaBetNet—A diabetes self-management system for
children with Type 1 Diabetes. (more) |
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300M IT Edition—A
DaimlerChrysler concept car that helps to cut down on driver distraction.
(more) |
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Industrial Process
Prototyping—A hands-on simulation tool that can
offer a more accessible way to interface information, specifically
how to staff operations and organize operations within a mail processing
plant. (more) |
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Interactive Retail
Windows (Tap-Window Technology)—An
interactive storefront window display that draws customers into the
store. (more) |
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Interactive Workbench—A
work surface that allows the user to rearrange objects on it manually,
while it wirelessly tracks their positions quickly and accurately.
(more) |
