Trends in the digital/physical world - March 2014
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Trends in the digital/physical world - March 2014
- 1. Ideas, techniques and gadgets that we find interesting Trends in the digital/physical world
- 2. Humblebee Humblebee is a new digital studio. Together we fuse research, creativity, design and technology with a focus on creating social, interactive and smart solutions. With a humble attitude, we strive to explore the forefront of technological development and innovation. We deliver everything from concept and design to responsive web, mobile apps, campaign sites and installations that inspire, challenge, motivate and engage users. Our focus is to deliver effective projects based on a lean approach with a focus on prototyping and early evaluation according to build, measure, learn.
- 4. Techkidz The Future of Children 1
- 5. humbl.be/8F Kano A Computer Everyone Can Make
- 6. humbl.be/tv Hopscotch Get them while they’re young
- 7. humbl.be/8G Play-i Delightful Robots for Children to Program
- 8. Will 3D printing change everything?Will 3D printing change everything?Will 3D printing change everything?
- 9. Shapeways 3D printing for everyone humbl.be/8V
- 10. v But seriously Will 3D Printing Change Everything? humbl.be/94
- 11. ReThink The Agency With The Most Awards In The World humbl.be/8W
- 12. 33 How technology is changing our shopping habits Commerce
- 13. Amazon Prime Air Drone Deliveries humbl.be/7s
- 14. Apple iBeacon Will It Change How We Shop? humbl.be/tz
- 15. Philips’smart lighting Grocery Store Guidance humbl.be/rG
- 16. Amazon Flow Augmented Reality Shopping humbl.be/ty
- 17. Big data – Great fun 4
- 18. Forgotify 4 million songs on Spotify have never been played humbl.be/to
- 19. How many selfies can you handle? humbl.be/aX
- 20. Google Devart Art made with code humbl.be/pf
- 21. British Airways Plane Detecting Billboards humbl.be/8L
- 24. The Internet of (Dumb) Things. Solve real problems humbl.be/sP
- 25. Nest Protect Love Your Smoke Alarm humbl.be/8S
- 26. Fake Hands Let Runners High-Five Their Friends Online humbl.be/88
- 27. Apolosophy Feeling the train passing by. Literally. humbl.be/tu
- 28. Virtual Reality The next generation 6
- 29. The Gender Swap Experiment Sex Change For The Undecided humbl.be/tn
- 30. Crazy Norwegian Charter-Svein And The Rollercoaster humbl.be/wU
- 31. Thanks and goodbye! Re-imagine the boring things and make them engaging www.humblebee.se hi@humblebee.se +46 72 171 50 20