Ralph Simon, Chief Executive & Founder, Mobilium – What’s Coming Next – Latest and Coolest Best New Tech Trends & Products from Around the World

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This document provides a summary of trends from around the world in 2017 and 2018 presented by Ralph Simon in Romania. Some key trends discussed include virtual and augmented reality becoming more mainstream for connected consumers, a focus on convenience with people spending money to save time, and various examples of innovative new technologies being built into everyday objects and experiences. The document outlines examples across different industries like transportation, healthcare, finance, retail, and more to illustrate emerging trends in digital experiences, smart cities, and consumer preferences around convenience and connectivity.

Technology

Techsylvania
2017
Latest trends from
around the world
presented by
Ralph Simon
Frumoasa Cluj, Romania
June 20, 2017

În 2017 & 2018,
experiențele digitale -
inclusiv VR & AR - vor
deveni o monedă de
stat în sine pentru
milioane de
consumatori conectați.

In 2017 & 2018
digital experiences
– including VR & AR –
will become a status currency in
their own right for millions of
connected consumers.

COMODITATE:
Lipsa timpului va fi omniprezenta
în agendele consumatorilor, cu
indivizi fericiți cheltuind bani
pentru a economisi timp pe orice
lucru care face lucrurile un pic
mai rapide, un pic mai simplu de
manevrat și un pic mai ușoare!

OK.
Let’s see some
hot innovation
examples

O.K.
Să vedem câteva
exemple relevante de
inovație

Spinning classes for commuters
hosted on London bus
1REBEL

TWO-WAY
TRANSPARENCY
Elon Musk
CEO personally cancels rude
customer‘s car order
HUMAN BRANDS

NEURALINK Company seeks to connect
human cognition to computers

SEOULLO
7017
Urban overpass converted into
a leafy skygarden

TOWER
TRANSIT
Scented buses boost public
transport in Singapore

Bus shelters transformed into
pop-up gyms
REEBOK

EASYJET Smart shoes navigate around
the city

Touch-sensitive jacket facilitates
access to cellphone functions
GOOGLE &
LEVI'S

AMAZON Amazon offers instant styling
advice for Prime customers

PROCTER &
GAMBLE
In Prague subways, virtual
grocery stores enable shopping
by phone
2 0 1 1

CITROËN Automaker and fashion label
debut mobile bike workshops

BRILLIANT
PAD
Self-cleaning system provides
dogs with an indoor toilet

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Smart fridge allows
people to order
groceries from their
kitchen fridge door
TECH BUILT INTO DAILY OBJECTS
Samsung

CHOWBOTICS Robot prepares proportioned
salads in one minute

WASTELESS Grocery prices automatically
decrease as their expiration date
approaches

WELLS FARGO
BANK USA
Bank checks identity with
individual eye prints

MASTERCARD Credit card requires
fingerprints for purchases

MASTERCARD Bank-connected ring facilitates
contactless payments

NIVEA Smartphone case automatically
detects body odor

VODAFONE Mobile app uses rap to support
children who stutter

PARAVEL Customizable luggage carries
a social message

GOVERNMENT
OF ITALY
Italian government gives away
historic castles for free

POKÉMON GO
Pokémon Go attracts millions
of users during first month
2 0 1 7

TOPSHOP Fashion retailer unveils VR
waterslide experience

TELEKOM
MALAYSIA
Umbrella attachment combats
mosquito-borne illnesses

ZENBO Smart robot acts as a home
manager, security guard and
family photographer

MEDI
BANK
Hospital’s VR
experience for
patients helps
prevent
loneliness

SOLARGAPS Smart blinds automatically
adjust to track the sun

ECOGRANIC Urban sidewalk automatically
decontaminates the air

NEXTEV
China-created
vehicle is the
fastest EV in the
world

VANDA
ELECTRONICS
Electric supercar revealed
at motor show

JAGUAR
& SHELL
Automaker introduces world's first
in-car fuel payment system

WAZE Traffic app launches
carpooling service in Brazil

HSBC Bank CEO walks gay
employee down the aisle

SHENZHEN
METRO
Subway carriages color-coded
to encourage commuter
romance

TRENDWATCHING.COM PREMIUM | ALL OCTOBER 2012 TREND EXAMPLES
Would you do
this for free groceries
Priss
German supermarket launches with
free groceries for naked shoppers

Vă mulțumesc foarte
mult pentru că ați
ascultat
Ralph Simon
Chief Executive Mobilium Global
London. Mumbai. Helsinki.
Los Angeles. Johannesburg.
ralph@mobilium.com

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